The 2015 McLaren P1 is a two-seat, rear-driven hybrid hypercar that combines a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8 with an electric motor for 903 bhp. Its 375-car production run concluded in 2015, making this final-year standard P1 specification one of the defining hybrid hypercars of its era.
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The 2015 McLaren P1 is a two-seat, rear-driven hybrid hypercar that combines a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8 with an electric motor for 903 bhp. Its 375-car production run concluded in 2015, making this final-year standard P1 specification one of the defining hybrid hypercars of its era.
BHP and the publisher-stated 0–60 mph figure (903 bhp; 2.8 sec) are taken from McLaren Certified Pre-Owned; no PS/CV or km/h conversion was used. Car and Driver independently lists the same 903-hp system and reports a 2.7-sec tested 0–60 mph result (its specification panel attributes testing to Autocar), so the directory retains McLaren’s 2.8-sec published figure rather than mixing an independent test result with a manufacturer specification. Transmission is normalized from the reported 7-speed dual-clutch automatic; “Hybrid” is normalized from the V8-electric powertrain. special_edition is false because this is the standard P1 production specification, not a separately badged derivative such as the P1 GTR, notwithstanding the 375-car limited run.
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