The P1 hypercar could be the last McLaren vehicle with a windshield wiper. In the past year and a half, McLaren has brought us a wonderful supercar, the MP4 12C, and an even more wonderful hypercar, ...

Winscreen wipers could be set to go down the same road as wind up windows and ashtrays which are vanishing from cars Credit: Photo: Alamy It smears flies across your view and freezes up in winter but ...

Remember McLaren’s recent windscreen wiper recall for the 12C? Well, the Brits are now working to make the wipers go away. Frank Stephenson, the man leading McLaren's design offensive, recently told ...

McLaren's Chief Designer, Frank Stephenson, has teased that a new system will be placed in McLaren's new vehicles, which will replace the ageing windshield wipers with some next-gen wipers. The new ...

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Yes, you read that right. It's not Monday morning and no one's hungover here, obviously not the person who has written this news piece. British Carmaker McLaren too is in complete senses. Replacing ...

Combine a supercar costing more than a million bucks, and military-grade levels of engineering, and the crystal clear end result is a windshield that stays clean, no matter what you throw at it.

Car designers and engineers never cease to amaze us. The folks at McLaren have developed an ultrasonic transducer that could eventually replace windshield wipers. Their device converts electricity ...

Is McLaren about to do away completely with windshield wipers? According to comments made by the sports car manufacturer’s chief designer, that may just be the case. Speaking recently with the Sunday ...

Hey it's technology :) Frank Stephenson is McLaren's chief designer and has hinted at a new system to replace the wipers. It is thought to involve using ultrasound to send 30kHz waves across the ...