Second-Generation McLaren Super Series To Get New 4.0-Litre Engine

- The car will debut on 7 March at the Geneva International Motor Show
- It is the first car of the second-generation McLaren Super Series
- McLaren is yet to announce the second-generation Super Series' name
Haydn Baker, McLaren Super Series Vehicle Line Director, said, "The new 4.0-litre M840T is an outstanding engine powering an exceptional supercar capable of covering a standing quarter mile in 10.3 seconds. Power, torque and throttle response are all significantly enhanced compared to the first-generation Super Series, yet with fuel efficiency and emissions also notably improved."
The British luxury sports car manufacturer adds that the new M840T engine will come fitted with ultra-low inertia, twin-scroll turbochargers that spool up more rapidly to deliver reduced turbo lag and quicker throttle response. The new 4.0-litre engine's performance is further accented by an exhaust sound "achieved through a sophisticated balance of harmonics and delivering a 'crescendo' characteristic", according to engine rpm and load. McLaren will also offer an optional sports exhaust. Another interesting bit about the upcoming McLaren supercar's V8 engine - it will be illuminated in the car's engine bay when the car is unlocked.

2nd Gen McLaren Super Series Engine Illumination
While McLaren is yet to announce the car's name, media reports claim it is likely to be 720S, derived from the car's alleged output. With that being said, the new McLaren Super Series' name along with its specifications will be announced next month when it premieres at the Geneva Motor Show.
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