This McLaren Senna is one of the first units delivered, features MSO paint, and is simply stunning

Exclusivity in the automotive world is the order of the day, as manufacturers increasingly seek to offer their most discerning customers certain models that are not within everyone’s reach. However, on some occasions this level of exclusivity goes even further, something the brands themselves make possible through their specialised departments. McLaren meets all of these requirements, as it not only builds some of the most acclaimed supercars, but also because it has the MSO department, which takes the models coming out of Woking to the next level.

The McLaren Senna has been one of the latest works of art developed by the English firm alongside its younger sibling, the 600LT. The Senna arrives as a clear tribute to the acclaimed racing driver Ayrton Senna and as the successor to the McLaren P1, one of the most revolutionary vehicles ever built by the marque. The first units of this hypercar are already reaching their fortunate customers, but today we bring you a very special one.

Michael Fux, owner of this spectacular McLaren Senna and of other automotive jewels, has brightened the day of all the followers of his Instagram profile with the arrival of his latest acquisition. Fux is known for owning some of the most exclusive models in the world, always with an element that further accentuates their status. On this occasion, the owner of this Senna decided that before its delivery it would pass through the hands of McLaren Special Operations (MSO), which has managed to create an even more unique unit.

The aerodynamic and sporting silhouette of the McLaren Senna has been entirely covered in carbon fibre, a practice quite “common” in recent supercars, but it is not so frequent for the carbon fibre itself to be painted in Emerald Green. This shade, named Fux Green in honour of the owner of this Senna, offers a spectacular visual sensation and endows the hypercar from Woking with great doses of elegance.

To complete the exterior of this McLaren Senna, a total of 1,000 hours of work were required, but it was not the only area to be steeped in exclusivity. The cabin also features numerous components, both on the dashboard and the steering wheel, finished in the striking green carbon fibre. To create an attractive contrast, the seats have been upholstered in white and the wheels have been polished to differentiate them from those finished in black alongside the centre caps.

The mechanicals of this McLaren Senna unit have been preserved, so beneath its skin the impressive 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 continues to thrive capable of producing 800 CV of power and 800 Nm of torque, making it one of the fastest production vehicles in the world. Without a doubt, the exclusivity of the latest hypercar from McLaren is apparent from every angle, but in this unit it has been especially accentuated.