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McLaren Will Finally Build an SUV — and Its Own Engines, Too
The company that spent a decade insisting it would never build an SUV now has one in development — plus its first in-house engines, funded by Abu Dhabi owner L'IMAD.

The company that spent a decade insisting it would never build an SUV now has one in development — plus its first in-house engines, funded by Abu Dhabi owner L'IMAD.

The Renault-Geely-Aramco venture lists 25 customers, and none of them are American. Its new Michigan office is a bet that Detroit's swing back to hybrids changes that fast.