McLaren have confirmed the performance figures for their latest P1 hypercar.
The figures reveal the P1 will rocket from a standstill to 100km/h in 2.8 seconds, 200km/h in 6.8 seconds and 300km/h in 16.5 seconds. To put it in perspective, the old but legendary McLaren F1 is 5.5 seconds slower to 300km/h.
Place the P1 on a dragstrip and 9.8 seconds later, it would reach the 400 metre mark at 245km/h. While flat out, the P1 reaches an electronically limited top speed of 350km/h, fast doesn't even begin to cover it.
When it comes to bringing all that power to a halt, the P1 brakes almost as fast as it accelerates, taking 2.9 seconds to stop from 100km/h and 6.2 seconds from 300km/h. This is down to the latest generation carbon ceramic discs made in conjunction with the bespoke Akebono system.
Despite these insane performance figures from the combination of the 3.8-liter twin turbo V8 and electric motor producing 673kW, the P1 still returns a combined fuel figure of 8.3l/100km.