McLaren to get more investment after its sale to Abu Dhabi investment group CYVN

McLaren will get access to advanced EV engineering expertise and technology from the CYVN investment. Shown is the W1, which will be McLaren's fastest production car to date when it arrives in 2026. (MCLAREN)

December 10, 2024 10:33 AM

LONDON — Abu Dhabi-based investment vehicle CYVN Holdings has finalized a deal to buy McLaren’s sports-car business from Mumtalakat Holding, the sovereign wealth fund of Bahrain.

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