As Lanzante removes the roof from the McLaren P1, the boundaries between the 'Holy Trinity' and the next generation of 1,258-horsepower hybrids are becoming increasingly blurred.
The automotive paddock is currently obsessed with a technicality: what happens when a pioneer of the hybrid hypercar era decides to lose its shirt?
This shift comes at a time when the very definition of a 'hypercar' is under siege.
Despite the 'definitional drift' that sees some questioning if even a Bugatti Chiron or an Aston Martin Valhalla fits the modern mold, the P1's legacy as a race-car-derived icon…
As Lanzante removes the roof from the McLaren P1, the boundaries between the 'Holy Trinity' and the next generation of 1,258-horsepower hybrids are becoming increasingly blurred.