Arrow McLaren will continue using Chevrolet engines for multiple seasons after signing a multi-year extension with the manufacturer, INDYCAR.com reported on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
The agreement keeps the team aligned with Chevrolet's IndyCar power program beyond the current term. According to INDYCAR.com, the deal covers multiple seasons, though the report did not specify an exact length or financial terms.
Coverage of the announcement described Arrow McLaren as a championship-contending IndyCar team, with RACER reporting that the squad has committed to Chevrolet for the long term. Motorsport Week and inkl both characterized the agreement as a multi-year engine extension between the team and the manufacturer.
The extension maintains a partnership that has placed Arrow McLaren among the series' front-running organizations. FanBuzz framed the news as a multi-year deal for a team regularly in title contention, a description consistent with how other outlets covered the announcement.
Chevrolet supplies engines to multiple IndyCar entries, and retaining a team of Arrow McLaren's standing represents continuity for both sides. The reporting did not include comments from team or manufacturer officials, nor did it disclose when the new agreement takes effect.
The team has not announced a change to its driver lineup in connection with the engine deal, and no other technical details were provided in the reports.
What to watch next: whether Arrow McLaren or Chevrolet release further details on the extension's duration and terms, and how the confirmed engine supply shapes the team's planning for upcoming IndyCar seasons.
