Offering breathtaking performance and sumptuous luxury, the 2020 McLaren Speedtail embodies the most rarified summit of hypercar achievement.
It's priced accordingly, with a cost that starts around $2 million.With a top speed of 250 mph, this coupe holds the distinction of being the fastest McLaren ever built.
The Speedtail's sheetmetal is streamlined and highly stylized, with its gaze set on the future. It's the stuff of science fiction.
McLaren says the cameras are more aerodynamic than exterior mirrors and provide wider sightlines. The camera feed is displayed on a pair of screens within the cabin
Inspired by the legendary McLaren F1, the driver's seat is made of carbon fiber. The cabin is draped in lightweight aniline and semi-aniline leather.
A twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 and an electric motor join forces here, producing a total output of 1035 horsepower and 848 lb-ft of torque.
Velocity mode tailors the car's powertrain and active dynamics to help it achieve optimum speed.Velocity mode tailors the car's powertrain and active dynamics to help it achieve optimum speed.
This mode, which comes standard, can also be used to lower the car by 1.4 inches. This hypercar's acceleration capabilities are spellbinding.
Like the McLaren F1, this hypercar has a three-seat layout, with the driver's seat located in the center of the cockpit.
This finish also works to hold you in place once the car is in motion. Instead of sun visors, a strip of electrochromatic glass at the top of the windshield blocks the sun's rays.
Owners may create bespoke customization options for these hides using digital quilting or unique embossed and debossed patterns.
Much of the car's controls—such as those used to start the engine and open the windows and doors—are located in panels directly above the driver's head.