McLaren produced 375 standard P1 road cars.
The McLaren P1 was a limited-production plug-in hybrid sports car and the second model in McLaren Automotive’s Ultimate Series, following the McLaren F1. It combined a twin-turbocharged V8 engine with an electric motor and used a carbon-fiber monocoque for low weight and high rigidity.
The production run began in October 2013 at McLaren’s Woking facility in England and ended in December 2015. Cars were hand-assembled by a small specialist team, with production limited to one vehicle per day during the planned run. The entire allocation sold quickly, reflecting the P1’s rarity and position at the top of McLaren’s range.
The figure of 375 applies to the standard road-going P1. It does not include later track-focused derivatives such as the P1 GTR, nor does it mean that 375 examples of every P1-related version were built. That distinction explains why larger numbers sometimes appear in discussions of the wider P1 family.