McLaren Speedtail
Key specifications
Generations and variants
McLaren Speedtail - production series
McLaren Speedtail
2020–2020- Body style
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Coupe
- Engine
- 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 hybrid
- Power
- 1070 PS combined
- Drivetrain
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Rear-wheel drive
- Transmission
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Dual-clutch· 7 speeds
Facts
The Speedtail uses fixed carbon-fibre aerodynamic covers on its front wheels to smooth airflow around the rotating wheels.
McLaren quotes a dry weight of 1,430 kg for the Speedtail.
The Speedtail's combined powertrain output is about 1,050 PS.
The Speedtail combines a turbocharged V8 with electric propulsion.
The Speedtail reached 403 km/h during validation, making it the fastest McLaren road car in the marque's history.
Speedtail production was limited to 106 examples, matching the total number of McLaren F1 cars built across all variants.
The Speedtail was introduced as McLaren's first model described as a Hyper-GT.
The Speedtail replaces conventional side mirrors with deployable cameras to reduce aerodynamic drag.
The Speedtail has a three-seat layout with the driver in the centre and two passengers slightly rearward on either side.
The Speedtail XP2 prototype reached its 403 km/h maximum speed more than 30 times during final high-speed testing.
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