Published on March 23rd, 2021 | by Subhash Nair

Malaysian Customer Takes Delivery Of McLaren 765LT

After previewing the 765LT in Malaysia back in September 2020, McFarren Supercars delivers this McLaren to a customer.

The McLaren 765LT was delivered to its first Malaysian customer today at the McLaren Kuala Lumpur HQ. It was previewed back in September 2020 with a price tag of RM1,488,000 before taxes in Malaysia.

The 765LT was globally debuted about one year ago. It is the direct successor to the 675LT and is based on the 720S. Compared to the 720S, it is 80kg lighter. It trades a lower top speed for quicker acceleration times and is overall set up for more downforce and track use.

There are design differences between this car and the 720S, but the easiest way to tell them apart is by looking at the quad exit titanium exhausts.

The McLaren 765LT can be configured with the brake callipers from the McLaren Senna. Only 765 cars will be made and the output of the 4.0L twin turbocharged McLaren V8 is also 765PS.

Here are some technical highlights to excite you.

765LT TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS

Engine configuration

M840T 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine

Drivetrain layout

Twin Electrically-Actuated Twin Scroll Turbochargers, Dry Sump

Transmission

7-speed + Reverse Seamless Shift Gearbox (SSG)

Suspension

Double Wishbone, Adaptive Dampers, Proactive Chassis Control II

Non-Active, Comfort, Sport, Track modes

Steering

Electro-hydraulic; power-assisted

Brakes

Front: 390mm carbon-ceramic discs, 6-piston Monobloc aluminium calipers

Rear: 380mm carbon-ceramic discs, 4-piston aluminium calipers

Power and Performance

Maximum Power PS (BHP) (kW) ……………………….765 (755) (563) @7,500rpm

Maximum Torque Nm (lb-ft) ……………………………..800 (590) @5,500rpm

0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) …………………………………….2.8 seconds

0-200 km/h (0-124 mph) ………………………………….7.0 seconds

0-60 mph ………………………………………………………………2.7 seconds

0-400 metres (1/4 mile) ……………………………………9.9 seconds

Stopping Distance: 100-0 km/h (62-0 mph) …29.5 metres

Stopping Distance: 200-0 km/h (124-0 mph) 108 metres

Weight

V Max km/h (mph) ……………………………………………….330 (205)

DIN Kerb Weight [fluids + 90% fuel] ………………1,339 kgs (2,952 lbs)

Dry Weight ……………………………………………………………Minimum: 1,229 kgs (2,709 lbs)

Weight Distribution …………………………………………….Front: 42%

Weight Distribution …………………………………………….Rear: 58%

Dimensions

Vehicle Length ……………………………………………………..4,600 mm

Vehicle Width, with mirrors ……………………………….2161 mm

Vehicle Width, with mirrors folded …………………..2,045 mm

Vehicle Width, Door Open: single (both) …………2,464 mm (2,767 mm)

Vehicle Height ……………………………………………………..1,159 mm

Vehicle Height, Door Open ………………………………..1,947 mm

Overhang, Front : Rear ………………………………………..1,105 mm : 824 mm

Wheelbase ……………………………………………………………2,670 mm

Track Front (Contact Patch Centre) ………………….1,656 mm

Track Rear (Contact Patch Centre) …………………..1,612 mm

Ramp Angle degrees (with vehicle lift) …………..6.93 (8.88) degrees

Break Over Angle …………………………………………………11.25 degrees

Departure Angle ………………………………………………….12.3 degrees

Wheel Sizes – Front: ……………………………………………19 x 8.0J inches

Wheel Sizes – Rear: ……………………………………………..20 x 11.0J inches

Tyre Sizes Inches – Front: …………………………………..245/35/R19 inches

Tyre Sizes Inches – Rear: ……………………………………305/30/R20 inches

Efficiency

EU WLTP

CO2 Emissions: Low …………………………………………….503 g/km

CO2 Emissions: Medium ……………………………………..262 g/km

CO2 Emissions: High ……………………………………………233 g/km

CO2 Emissions: Extra-high ………………………………..248 g/km

CO2 Emissions: Combined ………………………………….280 g/km

Fuel Efficiency: Low …………………………………………….22.1 L/100km (12.8 mpg)

Fuel Efficiency: Medium ……………………………………..11.5 L/100km (24.6 mpg)

Fuel Efficiency: High ……………………………………………10.2 L/100km (27.7 mpg)

Fuel Efficiency: Extra-high …………………………………10.9 L/100km (25.9 mpg)

Fuel Efficiency: Combined ………………………………….12.3 L/100km (23.0 mpg)

USA EPA

Fuel Efficiency City ………………………………………………14.0 mpg

Fuel Efficiency Highway …………………………………….18.0 mpg

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Subhash Nair Written work on dsf.my. @subhashtag on instagram. Autophiles Malaysia on Youtube.

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