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McLaren Unveils New W1

Ben Temnick
Last updated: October 7, 2024 12:47 am
By Ben Temnick
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The arrival of the New W1 marks its entry into the Legendary 1 series. The New McLaren W1 packs 1258 horsepower, and its plugin hybrid system becomes the most powerful everbuild by McLaren. It becomes the successor of the legendary McLaren P1 and McLaren F1, pushing McLaren’s to new heights in every aspect of performance.

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Power and PerformanceBattery and ChargingTechnology Interior Infortainment
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McLaren W1

The core principle applied focuses on Epic power applied through cutting-edge aerodynamics and a light-weight chassis. The aerodynamics design is further enhanced by a unique transformation process from road mode to track mode by clicking a button; this lowers the ride height by 37 mm at the front and 17 mm at the back, and a heave system stiffens the suspension. The front and rear active wings are deployed, and the McLaren Active Longtail extends backwards up to 300mm to help create 1,000 kg of downforce.

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McLaren W1

Power and Performance

The McLaren W1 comes with a plugin hybrid powertrain system that consists of the all-new MHP-8 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine with 916 horsepower connected to a 342 horsepower radial flux electric motors combining together to produce 1258 horsepower and 988 pounds of torque. The power is sent to the rear wheels via an 8-speed dual clutch transmission and an E differential. The W1 is able to hit 60 mph in just 2.7 seconds, and 187 mph can use 12.7 seconds. The McLaren W1 top speed is 217 mph.

McLaren W1

Battery and Charging

The electronic powertrain uses a small 1.4 kwh battery, providing 1.2 travel range. McLaren claims that the level two charger onboard can take 22 minutes to fill 80 percent of charge.

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Technology

McLaren W1

The McLaren W1 uses carbon fiber throughout the W1; this helps in saving weight. Active suspension system known as Race Active Chassis Control III is standard and features Comfort, Sport, and Race driving modes. McLaren says that the suspension is made of titanium bars as well as the 3D-printed uprights and control arms. The braking system comprises 15.4-inch Carbon Ceramic brake rotors, and the front discs are held by forged monoblock six-piston calipers, and the rears are clamped by four-piston units. It also comes with a set of 19-inch and 20-inch rear wheels wrapped with standard Pirelli P Zero tires.

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 Interior 

McLaren W1 Interior

The W1 interior consists of two seats that are fixed in their respective positions, but the driver can adjust his seats depending on the position. They are comfortable and able to reach the pedals. The light-weight upholstery known as the Innokit covers most of W1’s interior and can be chosen in several colors and schemes that can be customized through McLaren’s MSO personalization program. The storage unit is a four-cubic-foot area located behind the seats. 

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McLaren W1 Interior

Infortainment

An 8.0-inch touchscreen system sits on the front dashboard and features Apple CarPlay, both USB-C and USB-A. Bowers and Wilkins stereo system is available.

McLaren W1

The McLaren plans are on driver focus and performance, with McLaren engineers focusing on providing high down force and low drag, providing a foundation for the ultimate McLaren’s extraordinary abilities. The price can be so expensive and may start at $2.1 million.

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