Mclaren has unveiled the 675LT JVCKENWOOD concept at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The concept has jointly been developed by Mclaren and the JVCKENWOOD Corporation and also celebrates the 25th Anniversary of their Formula 1 partnership.
Based on the 675LT Coupe, styling changes on the concept include camera blades instead of side mirrors, that reduce drag and weight. A third rear view camera is mounted above the rear number plate. Combined images from all the cameras offers a wider view and helps reduce blind spots as well. There are silver racing stripes that start from the front hood-mounted McLaren badge and continue over the roof to finish ahead of the Longtail Airbrake. The stripes are also present to each side of the 675LT where they disappear into the air intakes. It comes shod with gloss black machined Super-Lightweight 675LT alloy wheels.
On the interior, it gets Carbon Black Nappa Leather on the dashboard, new Geometric Black Technical Fabric with a waxy grained finish to prevent reflections to the driver from the windshield and a strip of Satellite Grey Technical Fabric across the dash area and into the doors. The steering wheels comes from the Mclaren P1 GTR. A Heads Up Display (HUD) replaces the instrument cluster in the car. It gets racing seats with Calypso Orange Nappa Leather. The seat centre and floormats with 675LT logo, are covered in hard wearing Strata Ribbed Textile.
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