MCLAREN ARTURA

Judging Questions

Released in 2022, McLaren’s first V6 supercar is, in many ways, as significant as the MP4-12C, launched in the company’s first model year 2012. That car, and all subsequent McLarens, have been powered by V8 engines until now. And, apart from the limited-production McLaren P1, the Artura is only the second hybrid in the marque’s history. Efficiency is key to the Artura’s design, here with a stronger, lighter and stiffer carbon-fiber monocoque chassis, the first built in-house by McLaren. an axial-flux motor mounted between the engine and new eight-speed dual-clutch transmission that weighs only 34 pounds but adds 94 hp and 166 lb-ft of torque. Electric-only range may get you to the corner market and back if round trip is 11 miles or less.

Engine:
3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 w/ single motor
Power:
671 bhp @ 7,500 rpm (combined)
Torque:
531 lb-ft @ 2,250 rpm (combined)
Transmission:
8-speed automatic
Driveline:
RWD
Curb Weight:
3,303 lb
Zero-to-60 mph:
2.9 sec
Top Speed:
205 mph
Base Price:
$233,000
As Tested:
$306,195

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