The McLaren P1 is already one of the defining hypercars of the modern era, but XP10 represents something even more significant. As one of McLaren’s original Experimental Prototype P1 chassis, XP10 belongs to the earliest chapter of the P1 story — the development cars that helped shape one of the most important performance cars ever produced.

Finished with a full visual carbon fiber exterior, this XP10 carries an unmistakable presence. The exposed carbon bodywork highlights the engineering beneath the surface, giving the car a far more purposeful and technical appearance than a standard painted P1. Paired with McLaren Special Operations detailing, the result is a uniquely sinister specification that perfectly suits the P1’s motorsport-derived design language.

Power comes from McLaren’s hybrid twin-turbocharged V8 powertrain, producing a combined 903 horsepower and delivering the instant response, active aerodynamics, and relentless acceleration that made the P1 a member of the modern “Holy Trinity” of hypercars. From its carbon fiber Monocage structure to its Race Mode suspension and active aero systems, every element of the P1 was designed with one purpose: extracting maximum performance through cutting-edge technology.

With its Experimental Prototype significance, full carbon fiber bodywork, and place within McLaren’s Ultimate Series lineage, XP10 is far more than simply another P1. It is a highly important collector-grade example of one of the most influential hypercars of the 21st century.