The two-seater will be a part of its “Ultimate Series” vehicles, and will also feature a newly developed carbon fiber monocoque with integrated seat backs, 3D printed suspension parts, and cutting edge aerodynamics. Previous reports suggested that McLaren is working on a new F1-inspired hypercar that it plans to launch in 2026. More: McLaren Planning New, Lighter Hybrid System For Upcoming F1-Inspired Hypercar McLaren Artura “This new agreement with Ricardo is, therefore, an important part of our ‘Future of Performance’ strategy and builds on the enduring relationship between the two British companies.” “Our new high-performance, hybrid V8 powertrain will form an integral part of McLaren’s next generation product line-up delivering best-in-class performance and thrilling driver engagement,” said Michael Leiters, McLaren’s CEO. Though Shuffles certainly won’t be a cure-all, it has provided a rare ray of sunshine to an otherwise beleaguered social platform.McLaren has worked with Ricardo since 2011, and their new agreement will see the engine manufacturer supply hybrid V6 and V8 power units that will power “existing and future high-performance hybrid supercars.” Though revenue grew 9% year over year in Q2 2022, the company’s earnings were lower than analysts expected, leaving new CEO Bill Ready, a Google alum, with a bit of a mess to clean up. In June, the company’s co-founder, Ben Silbermann, stepped down as CEO amid a 5% decrease in global monthly active users and a roughly 77% drop in its stock price. Shuffles’ immediate success-last week it was the fifth most downloaded lifestyle app on iOS, according to Data.ai, up 72 places slots from the week prior-comes during tough times for the 12-year-old Pinterest. Every new user gets five codes to share with friends-or, apparently, to sell to the highest bidder. Anyone hoping to log in needs to be chosen off a waitlist, or enter a hard-won access code.
Then, late last week, Martínez-Cristillo finally found it-a free code to Shuffles, the new collage app from PinterestĬreated by Pinterest’s in-house incubator, TwoTwenty, Shuffles has become one of the most coveted apps on the internet since quietly launching this month as a closed beta release. She’d even considered buying a code on Depop, Gen Z’s favorite resale app, where they were priced from $5 to $100. She’d sorted through hundreds of TikTok and Instagram comments. Bec Martínez-Cristillo was hours into her search for an eight-character access code.
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