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McLAREN 570S SPIDER

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OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

The McLaren 570S Spider brought true supercar attributes – such as carbon fibre construction, a mid-engined layout and extreme performance – to the world of luxury sports cars. 


Like its Formula 1™ cousins, the 570S has a carbon fibre MonoCell at its core. Its immense rigidity and strength mean that – unlike other hard top convertibles – the McLaren 570S Spider required no additional stiffening of the chassis. It carries the high-level performance, dynamic excellence and impressive refinement expected of a spider sportscar. 

AIRFLOW ARTISTRY

AIRFLOW ARTISTRY

The front of the McLaren 570S Spider is strikingly low, creating a poised stance that emphasises its potential for high-speed thrills. The crisp contours of the bonnet slice through air, guiding it over sculpted bodywork towards the side intakes and rear of the car.

The dihedral doors – an iconic McLaren feature – offer easy access, while guiding air into the side intakes to feed the radiators. An elegant design true to McLaren's philosophy of 'everything for a reason'.

Front view of a blue McLaren 570S Spider, driven by a man, accompanied by a woman sat in the passenger seat.
Interior of a blue McLaren 570S Spider, photographed through the open dihedral drivers side door.
SPECIFICATION

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0 kph
204 mph
Top speed
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443 lb-ft
Torque
0 PS
562 bhp
Power

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*Official fuel consumption figures in UK mpg (l/100km) for the McLaren Sports Series (3,799cc petrol, 7-speed Seamless Shift dual clutch Gearbox (SSG)): urban 17.2 (16.5), extra urban 38.4 (7.4), combined 26.6 (10.7). Official combined CO2 emissions: 249g/km. The efficiency figures quoted are derived from official NEDC test results, are provided for comparability purposes only, and might not reflect actual driving experience.