All-New McLaren Supercar Revealed February 17
The all-new McLaren Artura will make its global debut on 00:01 GMT on Wednesday, February 17, in a spectacular showcase coming from McLaren’s headquarters in Woking, England.
This first opportunity to see the new High-Performance Hybrid supercar in detail and in action will feature McLaren brand personalities giving key information about the Artura, plus an interactive Q&A session. Streamed online at http://cars.mclaren.com/en/artura/event to engage customers and McLaren enthusiasts worldwide, the Artura reveal experience will available on McLaren channels following the 00:01 GMT reveal event for those who miss it.
Concentrating the full force of McLaren’s expertise in race- and road car engineering into one ground-breaking, next-generation High-Performance Hybrid supercar, the Artura is new in every respect. Powered by an all-new hybrid powertrain that features an all-new V6 engine and with the new McLaren Carbon Lightweight Architecture at its core, the Artura is another compelling example of McLaren’s commitment to super-lightweight engineering to deliver outstanding levels of thrilling performance, driver engagement and efficiency.
Ahead of the full global reveal, preview footage of the McLaren Artura will be live at http://cars.mclaren.com/en from 09:00 GMT on February 10.
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