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The $2.5m McLaren Elva doesn’t come with a windscreen
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McLaren has released a new supercar, the Elva, which is priced at a whopping $2.7 million. Despite its high cost, the car lacks a roof, windscreen, and side windows, focusing on providing an open-air driving experience. The car features an Active Air Management System to create a “bubble of calm” for passengers. It is powered by a twin-turbo V8 engine and can accelerate from 0-100km/h in less than three seconds. Only 399 Elvas will be built, making it a rare and exclusive machine. The car is made of ultra-lightweight carbon-fibre and comes with the option of adding a windscreen.
Brands mentioned: BMW, Mercedes-Benz, McLaren
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The $2.5m McLaren Elva doesn’t come with a windscreen
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