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McLaren Artura hybrid supercar launches in the Middle East

The first regional deliveries of the latest high-performance hybrid supercar commence in the Middle East and Africa

McLaren Artura Dubai
Artura is a plug-in hybrid and an ultra-light supercar that transitions between petrol and electric power in a seamless and programmed way to make the absolute best of both

McLaren Automotive, a British creator of high luxury performance supercars announced the start of regional deliveries of its high-performance hybrid supercar, the McLaren Artura, in the Middle East and Africa.

The next-generation supercar is expected to contribute over 50 percent of the brand’s regional sales in 2023.

McLaren inaugurated the start of deliveries of the McLaren Artura with a track-driving event for McLaren customers, enthusiasts and key automotive technology media held at the Dubai Autodrome.

“We are thrilled to start the regional deliveries of the all-new McLaren Artura, a car that will spearhead McLaren into the new era of supercar technology and performance,” said Mohamed Fawzi, Market Director – Middle East and Africa, McLaren Automotive.

“The Artura has been very well received by the customers and enthusiasts in the Middle East and Africa region, and we are excited for them to experience the breath-taking performance and dynamic excellence embodied in this beautiful supercar,” he added.

McLaren Artura hybrid supercar
McLaren’s first-ever High-Performance Hybrid (HPH) supercar

The first regional deliveries are set to begin in the UAE. The new McLaren showroom in Dubai is currently under construction and is set to open in 2023.

“We are honoured to conclude our first successful year of operations as McLaren Dubai with first customer deliveries of the all-new Artura,” said Juma Khalifa Al Nabooda, Board Member, Khalifa Juma Al Nabooda Group of Companies.

The McLaren Artura has a full throttle response, lower emissions and the ability to run entirely on EV mode and is built on the McLaren Carbon Lightweight Architecture (MCLA). The Artura’s top speed is electronically limited to 330km/h with the ability to reach 0-100km/h in three seconds.

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Nicole Abigael

Nicole Abigael is a Reporter at Arabian Business and the host of the AB Majlis podcast. She covers a diverse range of topics including luxury real estate, high-net-worth individuals, technology, and lifestyle...