By 2022, the company from Woking, England intends to increase its hybrids to at least 50% of models. There are a total 15 all-new cars or derivatives under development and total R&D spending over the next six-years is to be  £1 billion ($1.4 billion).

McLaren for sure will introduce new plug-in hybrids, but our attention was caught by this "fully-electric prototype in the Ultimate Series under evaluation".

At this stage, nothing is confirmed, but McLaren is working on the fully-electric powertrain and considers the all-electric model to be in its Ultimate Series, which is the highest series of cars at McLaren. Let's cross our fingers for this project.

"Just over six years after the company was formed, McLaren Automotive has announced details of its Track22 Business Plan, taking it through the next six years through to 2022.