The Japanese manufacturer teased the update to its FIA World Endurance Championship machine with a series of images on social media. Although not revealing the full look of the car, major changes teased include the headlights and taillights. The Hypercar platform for the FIA World Endurance Championship was introduced in 2021, which superseded the costly LMP1 regulations. The advent of Hypercar (LMH) and its sister Le Mans Daytona h (LMDh) regulations brought with it an influx of manufacturers thanks to cost-saving measures. “As a team, we are working together as one and proceeding with our preparations with the absolute intention of winning at Le Mans next year.