Sethia joined McLaren as its head of Europe in June last year and has been based in Frankfurt, according to his LinkedIn profile
The minimum waiting period for owning a prized set of wheels has stretched to 18 months, and buyers are loosening their purse strings further to get these rides customised to reflect their personality
The super-car maker was forced to seek an injection of funds after identifying "certain technical upgrades" on its Artura hybrid supercar that triggered delivery delays
10 models of British automaker's made-to-order India models sold in pre-launch phase
India is largely a low-cost and price-sensitive car market in which luxury models account for just over 1% of total annual sales of about 3 million
British luxury carmaker McLaren Automotive on Monday said it is set to enter Indian market this year with the opening of its first dealership in Mumbai in October. The Indian market would be the automaker's 41st global territory. The opening of the first retail outlet in October is a key part of company's global expansion plans, extending the brand's already well-established and growing presence in the Asia Pacific region, McLaren Automotive said in a statement. McLaren sells a range of supercars which are hand-built at UK-based facility. "India remains an important market where our fans and select clientele can enjoy the best of McLaren in Mumbai. Looking ahead, we will shortly welcome the Artura to India, the all-new high-performance hybrid supercar," McLaren Automotive Managing Director APAC and China - Paul Harris noted. The company's retail outlet in Mumbai will offer sales, aftersales and servicing on the complete range of McLaren models. The supercar manufacturer said it
The California-based firm is looking to acquire a significant stake in an Indian fintech company
A U.S. investment group has bought a 15% stake in McLaren Racing in a move the team hopes will strengthen its efforts to compete at the top in Formula One and IndyCar racing.
The former champions have agreed a long-term deal with Mercedes that will run to 2024
McLaren debuted the £1.75 million ($2.3 million) Speedtail, previously known by its BP23 code name
Reports have suggested that Apple is working on a self-driving car