Supercar SUV Financial & Product Viability Planner

Evaluate McLaren's £500M Woking SUV development program. Model unit volume, average transaction price, and margins to calculate annual revenue, operating payback horizon, and sports-car R&D cross-subsidy capacity against Urus and Purosangue benchmarks.

Strategic Assumptions Dynamic Simulator
Automaker Scenario Presets
£500M
£200M£500M baseline£900M
4,500
1,5004,500 target8,000
£195,000
£140k£195k Woking spec£350k
28%
15%28% performance margin45%
*Sports car core R&D baseline benchmark is pegged at £170M annually for McLaren's supercar lineup (Artura, 750S, W1).
Executive Performance & Viability Model Financially Viable Growth Engine
Annual Revenue (£M)
877.5
Total SUV sales topline
Annual Gross Profit (£M)
245.7
Operating cash pool
Payback Timeline (Years)
2.03
CapEx amortization
Supercar R&D Subsidy (%)
145
Of £170M sports-car R&D
Cumulative Cash Flow & Break-Even Projection (5 Years) Break-even: ~Year 2.03
Vehicle / Program Annual Vol (est.) Avg Price Est. Margin Annual Profit Strategic Role
McLaren SUV Model 4,500 units £195,000 28% £245.7M Funds W1 & 750S R&D
Lamborghini Urus 6,087 units £215,000 32% £418.8M 60% of total Lambo sales
Ferrari Purosangue 3,200 units £315,000 38% £383.0M Capped at 20% total output
Aston Martin DBX 3,850 units £185,000 24% £170.9M Over 50% Aston volume
Porsche Cayenne 85,000 units £95,000 22% £1,776.5M Pioneered the playbook (2002)
Scenario Validated: £500M CapEx repaid in 2.03 years with £245.7M annual profit surplus.
Sources & Background: Reddit r/MotorBuzz reporting on McLaren Automotive £500M UK investment commitment in Woking, Surrey; CEO Michael Leiters product strategy; historical segment performance of Lamborghini Urus, Ferrari Purosangue, Aston Martin DBX, and Porsche Cayenne; financial restructuring notes from 2020-2022. Baseline core sports car R&D benchmark calibrated to £170M/year.
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