McLaren confirms the McL 820 supercar for 2027 with 820 PS

McLaren has confirmed that its next series-production supercar will be called the McL 820 and arrive in 2027, CAR reports. The number is the car's output: 820 PS, or 809 hp.

Auto Express calls the McL 820 the effective replacement for the 750S, which it puts at 740bhp. McLaren hasn't said which model the car replaces, Autoblog notes, though the 750S is the likely candidate and is taking final orders. The 750S is scheduled to end production in 2027.

McLaren has not announced a US price

The McL prefix draws on McLaren's motorsport history and starts a naming convention that will cover both McLaren Automotive and McLaren Racing. McLaren says the approach is clearer and more consistent. The prefix was previewed on the McL 6GT, a limited-run car with a manual gearbox, shown at Monterey Car Week 2026.

The McL 820 name was first teased on a giant kiwi statue in London's Covent Garden, wrapped in camouflage with the new badge, Motor1 reports.

Carscoops and Auto Express report that McLaren is taking full in-house responsibility for designing and developing its own engines for the first time. It previously used Ricardo.

McLaren hasn't said what powers the McL 820 or how the engine is configured, and the US price isn't known. Exact on-sale and US delivery dates are also open, as is whether the car formally replaces the 750S. McLaren says it will release further details in 2027.

Eight of 43 used 720S listings rate as deals

The nearest used cars we track are earlier McLarens. In listings we tracked through Oct. 1, there were 43 used McLaren 720S cars for sale, from model years 2018 to 2022, with a median asking price of $245,000. The cheapest 720S asks $188,000.

The 720S market is balanced, and the cars typically take 90 days to leave the market. Eight of the 43 are rated great or good deals against the fair values in our 720S price guide.

A 2019 720S Performance in orange with 42,025 miles in Denver, Colorado, is listed at $189,995, about $35,000 under its fair value. It has been listed 91 days, so it is worth asking for a lower price. A Storm Grey 2019 720S with 21,866 miles in West Hollywood, California, asks $214,990, about $23,000 under fair value, and it is the only Storm Grey 720S for sale.

Artura asks are flat; Ferrari's 296 GTB is climbing

The Artura market is cold. We track 78 Arturas for sale, from model years 2023 to 2026, with a median asking price of $185,000, and cars typically take 99 days to leave the market. Asking prices for comparable Arturas held steady between June 2026 and October 2026, and 24 are rated great or good deals against fair values in the Artura price guide.

Ferrari's 296 GTB, a rival, is moving the other way. Asking prices for comparable Ferrari 296 GTBs rose 5.7% between June 2026 and October 2026, and the model's market is warm. The 40 cars for sale carry a median asking price of $340,000.

Among the Arturas, a 2023 car in Supernova Silver with 9,300 miles in Renton, Washington, asks $155,200 after one price cut, about $19,500 under its fair value. It has sat for 125 days, a length of time that gives a buyer room to make an offer below the ask.