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2025 McLaren Artura Spider review: International first drive
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McLaren’s 2025 Artura Spider, a plug-in hybrid supercar, builds on its impressive reputation with technical updates and a convertible roof. With a powerful V6 engine and electric motor combination, the Artura Spider delivers exceptional performance, maintaining a top speed of 330km/h. Priced at $525,010 plus on-road costs, this supercar competes with rivals like Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati. The Artura Spider’s design features functional aerodynamics, a retractable hardtop roof, and a luxurious interior with high-end materials. It offers a driver-focused experience with advanced technology and performance-enhancing features.
Brands mentioned: McLaren, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati.
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2025 McLaren Artura Spider review: International first drive
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