McLaren 650S specs

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The McLaren 650S on the track
The McLaren 650S has a top speed of 207mph, making it one of the fastest cars in the world.
Incredibly, it can acceleerate from 0-124mph in just 8.4 seconds — while it covers 0-62mph in 3.0 seconds.
Despite the amazing performance figures, it can still return 24.2 mpg and features a more luxurious and comfort-orientated interior than previous McLaren models.
The McLaren 650 S has a V8 Twin Turbo engine producing over 640hp at 7,2450rpm and 500lb/ft of torque.
The first model of the car was produced in early 2014 at the firm’s factory in Surrey, England. It has satellite radio and wireless tethering as standards and more practical accessories like a rear-view parking camera can be added added as an optional extra.
McLaren chief executive Mike Flewitt said: “It’s a new benchmark in pure driving excitement. The McLaren 650S represents 50 years of road and racing car know-how. Everything we’ve learnt from the 12C and the McLaren P1 has gone into this car, creating a car with the widest breadth of capabilities of any production supercar.”
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Bird’s-eye view of the McLaren 650S
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The interior of the McLaren 650S

Full McLaren 650S specs

Drivetrain LayoutLongitudinal Mid-Engine, RWDTrack, F/R (mm)1656 / 1583
Engine ConfigurationV8 Twin Turbo / 3799ccLength (mm)4512
Engine PS / rpm650 / 7250Width (mm)2093
Torque Nm / rpm678 / 6000Height (mm)1199
Transmission7 Speed SSGDry Weight (kg / lbs)1330 / 2932
Body StructureCarbon Fibre MonoCell with Aluminium Front and Rear FramesActive AerodynamicsMcLaren Airbrake
Wheelbase (mm)2670SuspensionProActive Chassis Control
BrakesCarbon Ceramic Discs with Forged Aluminium Hubs (F 394mm/R 380mm)ProActive Chassis Control modesNormal / Sport / Track
Tyres (F/R)Pirelli P Zero Corsa 235/35 R19 /Pirelli P Zero Corsa 305/30 R20Powertrain ModesWinter / Normal / Sport / Track
Wheel Sizes (F/R)19” x 8.5”J / 20” x 11” J

EfficiencyCO2275 g/km
Fuel consumption (combined)24.2 mpg
Power to weight (with lightweight options)500 PS (493 bhp) /tonne
CO2/power0.42 g/km per PS
SpeedMaximum speed (650S Spider)333 km/h (207 mph)
Acceleration0-100 kph (62 mph)3.0 s*
0-200 kph (124 mph)8.4 s*
0-300 kph (186 mph)25.4 s*
0-400 m / ¼ mile10.5 @ 224 km/h (139 mph)*
BrakingBraking100-0 km/h     30.5 m (100 ft)
 200-0 km/h     123 m (404 ft)
 300-0 km/h     271 m (889 ft)

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