The 2025 McLaren 750S redefines automotive personalization with new MSO Contrast Packs
McLaren's 2025 750S supercar debuts with new MSO Contrast Packs, offering enhanced customization and racing-inspired design upgrades. Share
The 2025 McLaren 750S emerges with an even bolder identity as McLaren Special Operations (MSO) introduces new, customizable Contrast Packs designed to push the limits of personal expression. For those who crave a supercar as unique as their fingerprint, the latest updates give owners the opportunity to blend bespoke colours, handpicked accents, and race-inspired details into a personalized masterpiece. Whether it’s the electrifying pop of Papaya orange on the Start/Stop button—a nod to McLaren’s racing legacy—or the finely tuned contrast of bespoke paints paired with custom interior finishes, the 750S evolves into a canvas for individuality, blending high-performance engineering with unmatched aesthetic flair.
The MSO Contrast Packs offer customers the ability to customize their 750S with tailored exterior and interior details. MSO, renowned for creating some of the most striking paint colours in the industry, has developed 12 pre-configured themes for the Contrast Packs, allowing buyers to select from a range of unique colour combinations. Customers can also work with MSO to explore other bespoke configurations upon request, ensuring that each 750S can be uniquely tailored to individual preferences.
Contrast Pack 1 focuses on exterior enhancements, bundling MSO-exclusive paint colours, including Volcano Red, Napier Green, and Tokyo Pearl, with bespoke painted brake callipers and a pinstripe detail on the door mirror caps. The pinstripe and callipers can coordinate or contrast with the chosen body colour. For those seeking additional personalization, Contrast Pack 2 extends the offering to the interior, combining the exterior features of Pack 1 with a full Carbon Black Alcantara interior, accented by vibrant details and custom MSO motif headrests, all designed to harmonize or contrast with the selected exterior colour.
Beyond the MSO Contrast Packs, McLaren has also introduced new standard options for the 2025 750S. These include a Stealth Badge pack, featuring black McLaren badges on the front and rear, as well as black McLaren Speedmark logos on each wheel centre cap. Additionally, customers can now select Body Colour Carbon Fibre Front Fenders with Gloss Visual Carbon Fibre Louvres as a stand-alone option.
One of the standout updates for the 2025 750S is the addition of a Papaya orange Start/Stop button, a nod to McLaren Racing’s heritage. The Papaya colour was first used on the M6A Can-Am racer in 1967 and became a hallmark of the McLaren Formula 1 team in 1968, during the Bruce McLaren Motor Racing era.
The 750S, introduced in 2023 as a successor to the 720S, has been met with critical acclaim and praised for its performance and design. The enhancements for the 2025 model year further solidify its position as a leader in the supercar segment, combining exclusive craftsmanship with MSO’s renowned personalization expertise.
George Biggs, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer at McLaren Automotive, commented: “In its first year on sale, the 750S has been a huge success. The car’s stellar reception with both the media and customers has exceeded all expectations. The Model Year enhancements for 750S with new options from McLaren Special Operations ensure it remains a benchmark-defining supercar with exclusivity and remarkable craftsmanship. It is a core part of our line-up, alongside the new Artura Spider and coupe, and the new GTS; a strengthened McLaren line-up that is more thrilling than ever.”
The 2025 model year 750S, along with the new Artura Spider, coupe, and McLaren GTS, are now available for order across McLaren’s global retailer network, which spans 40 markets and over 100 locations.
