McLaren GT

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The world has changed. The superlight McLaren GT is the Grand Tourer reimagined. Rejuvenated. And the results are extraordinary. Strikingly beautiful. And the lightest, quickest accelerating car in its class.

The GT is shaped by our relentless desire to challenge the established order. We took the key ingredients and reinvented and applied them in new, innovative ways. Then combined with the power and performance that is undiluted McLaren. 

The GT is a supercar that is thrilling, yet refined, dynamic and engaging. Never before has a car with such incredible dynamic capabilities been coupled with such class leading refinement.

Our pioneering design gives the new GT a unique beauty and balance. The profile is sleek but purposeful. This is a car that invites you to drive. Traditional Grand Tourers are slower. Heavier. And simply less fun to drive. But this is the comfort of a GT married with the performance of a McLaren supercar. The cabin is acutely modern – a masterpiece of tactile luxury. There’s our infotainment system. Immaculately trimmed luggage space. And finely crafted details throughout. On the exterior, the sculpted rear haunches house the vital air intakes. A totally flat underbody helps to generate downforce for incredible high-speed stability. Beneath the fluid surfaces you’ll find the innovative design and engineering that’s at the heart of every McLaren.

Beneath the muscular elegance of the GT’s body lies a masterclass in engineering and innovation. The new McLaren 4.0 litre twin-turbocharged V8 delivers 620PS and 630Nm of torque. Combine these figures with a weight of just 1,530kg, and performance is stunning… Standing start to 100km/h (0-62mph) takes just 3.2 seconds. While 0-200km/h (0-124mph) is achieved in 9 seconds. Top speed is as spectacular as you’d expect from a McLaren – at 326km/h (203mph). Built around its lightweight carbon fibre MonoCell II-T chassis, the GT has McLaren DNA shaping every bit of its personality. Lightweight with comfort and performance. Because more power shouldn’t have to mean more weight.

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