- McLaren's W1, a supercar with 1258bhp, is hailed as a worthy successor to the P1.
- The W1 has a list price of £2 million (including UK taxes).
- The W1 features a 4.0-litre flat-plane-crank V8 engine designated MHP-8, which is all-new according to McLaren.
- The W1 can accelerate from 0-60mph in 2.7 seconds and has a top speed of 217mph.
- With a dry weight of 1399kg, the W1 has a power-to-weight ratio of 899bhp-per-tonne.
- The W1 is designed to be effective on both road and track.
- The car features advanced aerodynamics and produces close to 1,000kg of downforce at 173mph.
- The W1 is the third model in McLaren's Ultimate Series and follows the P1.
- The average option spend for the W1 is estimated at £600,000.
McLaren's W1, the latest addition to its Ultimate Series, boasts a staggering 1258bhp and a price tag of £2 million. This hypercar, weighing just 1399kg, accelerates from 0-60mph in 2.7 seconds and reaches a top speed of 217mph.14511
The W1 features an all-new 4.0-litre flat-plane-crank V8 engine, designed for maximum performance. McLaren's product manager, Heather Rhodes, emphasizes that the engine is truly new, with advanced materials and technology.3
In terms of aerodynamics, the W1 is equipped with the most sophisticated systems McLaren has ever developed for a road car, achieving close to 1,000kg of downforce at 173mph. The car's power-to-weight ratio stands at an impressive 899bhp-per-tonne, ensuring exceptional handling and traction.67910
Despite its immense power, the W1 is designed to be enjoyable to drive, even at lower speeds. It features a Race mode that enhances performance while being geo-locked to prevent use on public roads. With all units sold, the W1 represents the pinnacle of McLaren's engineering prowess, arriving after the brand's recent success in the 2025 Formula One world championship.
The average customer is expected to spend over £600,000 on options, highlighting the exclusivity and customization available with this hypercar.1213
“The McLaren W1 boasts a powerful 1258bhp engine and a £2 million price tag, positioning it as a top contender in the supercar market. With advanced aerodynamics and a focus on performance, it aims to redefine the supercar experience.”
Financial Times
