For those of you enthusiasts who are crazy about speed and power – which, let’s be honest, is all of us – we thought we’d put the entire McLaren lineup on display in one place as far as performance times and power ratings are concerned. If you’re looking for a certain amount of power or speed, this should help you figure out which McLaren vehicle is right for you.
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Earlier this month, we shared the very first video in the McLaren Tech Club series. It was focused on the virtual windscreen of the McLaren Elva and gave a lot of insight into how exactly that technology works. The second video was focused on the rear wing of the McLaren Senna GTR, and we shared that in a blog that gave you the rundown on what exactly the McLaren Tech Club is. Now, the third episode has been released, focusing entirely on the design of the McLaren 765 LT – which we’ve covered plenty on our blog already. Enjoy, and keep your eyes peeled for episode four!
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We’ve talked quite a bit about the new McLaren 765LT – the newest Longtail model on the lineup – but today we wanted to cover one more integral part of its design: aerodynamics. Along with that, we wanted to highlight just how much carbon fiber was used in the design of the vehicle, as it’s an impressive amount
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When it comes to supercars like the McLaren Longtail vehicles, weight reduction is an incredibly important aspect of the engineering process. Generally speaking, the lighter a vehicle is the faster it can go. This is precisely why a supercar’s power-to-weight ratio is such a crucial specification in vehicles like these. The McLaren team put an absolute focus on weight reduction when designing the McLaren 765LT, and the result is pretty incredible. Read the rest of this entry
As you might already be aware, earlier this month McLaren introduced the next chapter in its legendary ‘Longtail’ story by unveiling the new 765LT. You can watch the reveal by following the link below! But today, we thought we’d dive into some of the incredible performance specifications of which the powertrain in this incredible machine is capable. Read the rest of this entry
The story of the McLaren Longtail lineup continued last week with the unveiling of the new McLaren 765LT. This incredible machine is both more powerful and lightweight than its predecessor and is powered by a twin-turbocharged McLaren V8 engine capable of generating 755bhp alongside 590 pound-feet of torque and of getting from a stationary position up to 60 miles per hour in just 2.7 seconds. The company unveiled the new vehicle earlier this month with a live YouTube stream, of which you can watch the replay below. Enjoy, and we’ll be sure to fill in more details on this incredible machine in the days to come. Read the rest of this entry