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Features & Options Guide Download 570S Sports Series Standard specifications and options guide 1 Contents Introduction 3 Standard Features 4 Exterior Colours 7 Wheels 8 Brake Calipers 9 Packs 10 Optional Features 13 Technical Highlights 17 Warranty & Servicing 18 2 For the drive Our Sports Series brings blistering McLaren performance to the sports car category. As alive on the road as it is on the track. Fusing the thrill of a McLaren supercar with day-to-day usability. The 570S puts you centre stage. This is a car that delivers serious fun. That seriously demands to be driven. A racing-inspired McLaren 3.8 litre twin-turbocharged V8 provides the power. Our ultralight carbon fibre MonoCell II chassis sets it free. The minimalist yet practical cockpit and active dynamics combine for a exhilarating ride. On every surface, and every drive. The result is a sophisticated drive with supercar punch. So you can drive like you mean it… wherever you choose to go. Contents 3 Standard features The technology Adaptive dampers. Electro-hydraulic steering. Your 570S is engineered for an engaging everyday ride. But without compromising supercar speed and handling. That’s why it’s built with our pioneering carbon fibre technology. For a power-to-weight ratio that leaves the rest trailing behind. All to deliver class-leading usability and performance – and an endlessly thrilling drive. Powertrain Driver Assistance M838TE 3.8L twin-turbocharged V8 engine Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) 570 PS/600 Nm torque Dynamic Electronic Stability Control (DESC) Eco start-stop system with deactivation switch Traction Control (TC) Low exit stainless steel exhaust system Hill hold assist 7-speed + reverse Seamless Shift Gearbox (SSG) Cruise control 3 x powertrain modes (Normal, Sport, Track) Electronic parking brake Twin multi-plate clutches Open differential Suspension Launch control Adaptive damping ‘S’ tune 3 x handling modes (Normal, Sport, Track) Body Structure McLaren brake steer Single piece carbon fibre MonoCell ll Exposed engine bay Wheels, Tyres & Brakes Sport 10-Spoke cast alloy wheels Silver wheel finish Pirelli P ZeroTM Corsa tyres T yre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) + tyre temperature gauge Carbon ceramic brakes with 6-piston calipers front & 4-piston calipers rear Contents 4 Standard features The design High cabin visibility. Striking Dihedral Doors. Unmistakeably McLaren aerodynamics. The 570S is where practicality and performance come face to face. And a design like nothing else. Exterior Lighting F ull LED headlights with automatic headlight levelling Follow Me Home Headlights (adjustable time) Automatic lights (in conjunction with rain sensor) Automatic LED daytime running lights & rear lights Central High Mounted Stop Lamp (CHMSL) Dual function LED rear fog / reverse light Exterior Features Dihedr al Doors Electrically folding heated door mirrors (with dip in reverse functionality) Exterior Styling Dark Palladium rear spoiler Dark Palladium front splitter Dark Palladium rear deck Dark Palladium service cover Dark Palladium aero blades Dark Palladium side skirts Dark Palladium exterior door inserts Dark Palladium side intakes Dark Palladium diffuser Body colour door mirror casings and door mirror arms Body colour roof & cantrails Silver exhaust finisher Silv er badge set (front, rear, steering wheel and wheel centre caps) Contents 5 Standard features The cockpit Substance. Style. Introducing a focused interior designed with usability and comfort at its heart. One that keeps you closely connected to the road. And enjoying every twist, straight and turn. Interior Ext ended leather interior with textile headlining Manual sports seats Electrochromatic dipping rear view interior mirror Carbon Black leather steering wheel Dual zone climate control (temp) Rear window heating element on rear window Air conditioning Manual adjust steering column (reach and rake) Black seatbelts Tonal stitch Satin chrome brightwork Infotainment 7” portrait touch screen monitor On-board memory Audio media player AM/FM radio DAB radio (SiriusXM for USA and Canada) Bluetooth telephony USB connectivity & AUX in iPod / iPhone integration IRIS navigation (inc. cluster turn-by-turn display) McLaren 4-speaker audio system McLaren Track Telemetry (MTT) Contents 6 Exterior colours The finish Standard Special Elite MSO Defined Express yourself in hand-finished colour. Finished by hand. Our three-stage, Formula 1-inspired paint technology creates a lightweight finish. Giving you the ultimate control in tone, tint and lustre. Available in Silver and Blue as standard. Or a range of Special, Elite and Defined Silver Blue McLaren Orange Storm Grey Pearl White Ice Silver Papaya Spark Burton Blue Abyss Black finishes to accentuate the aero lines of your 570S. So what’ll it be? Head-turning hues? Or subtle sophistication? Mantis Green Blade Silver Fire Black Volcano Orange Polaris Blue Lantana Purple Fistral Blue Onyx Black Pacific Vermillion Red Bourbon Ceramic Grey Mauvine Blue Amethyst Black Silica White Curacao Blue Ventura Orange Sicilian Yellow Sarthe Grey Paris Blue Murawai White Cobalt Violet White Vega Blue Contents 7 Wheel designs Turn up the style The 570S comes with distinctive Silver alloys as standard. Prefer your own look? Choose from a wide range of optional designs and finishes. Enjoy a livelier drive with a 15kg-cutting Super-Lightweight build. Give coloured brake calipers the attention they deserve with a 5 Twin-Spoke design. Or go dark with a Stealth finish. Standard wheel design Optional wheel designs Sport 10-Spoke cast alloy wheel Lightweight 5 Twin-Spoke forged alloy wheels Silver finish Silver finish Stealth finish Diamond cut finish Lightweight 10-Spoke forged alloy wheels Silver finish Stealth finish Diamond cut finish Super-Lightweight 10-Spoke forged alloy wheels Silver finish Stealth finish Diamond cut finish Contents 8 Brake calipers Show. Stopping. Black brake calipers. A striking silver McLaren logo. Both come as standard on your 570S. Want to Standard Colour Special Colour Brake Calipers fine-tune the look of your car? Choose from iconic McLaren Orange, understated Liquid Black and striking Polished Silver (for carbon-ceramic brakes only). Or add a pop of colour for subtle highlights. Exterior features McLar en Orange with black printed McLaren logo Silver with black printed McLaren logo Black with silver McLaren logo McLaren Orange with black Yellow with black McLaren logo Red with black McLaren logo Red with black printed McLaren logo McLaren logo Yellow with black printed McLaren logo Polished with black printed McLaren logo Liquid Black with silver printed McLaren logo Silver with black McLaren logo Liquid Black with silver Polished with black McLaren logo McLaren logo Contents 9 Optional features – packs Upgrades. All wrapped up. The best of our Sports Series upgrades. Curated into complementary collections. And ready to make their mark on your 570S. Subtle carbon fibre detailing for statement bodywork. Enhanced protection to keep your car safe from harm. Enjoy a livelier drive with a 15kg-cutting Super-Lightweight build. Plus race-inspired trim and technology to bring track thrills to every road. Carbon Fibre Exterior Pack 1: Track Pack: Door mirror casings Super-Ligh tweight 10-Spoke forged alloy wheels Side intakes with Stealth wheel finish McLaren Track Telemetry (MTT) with lap time function Carbon Fibre Exterior Pack 2: Sports Exhaust with Stealth exhaust finisher A ero blades Carbon fibre racing seats – regular or touring Side skirts By McLaren Designer Interior – Sport Design Diffuser Carbon Black Alcantara® steering wheel Carbon fibre interior upgrade Security Pack: MSO Defined Dark Palladium roof V ehicle lift Rear view camera Front and rear parking sensors Volumetric alarm upgrade Car cover Luxury Pack: P ower sports seats (8-way adjust, heated, memory) with comfort entry/exit Power adjust steering column Bowers & Wilkins 12 speaker branded audio system Soft close doors McLaren branded floor mat set Contents 10 Optional features – packs Perfectly coordinated. By design. Introducing our Design Editions. ‘By McLaren’ premium interiors carefully coordinated with exterior paintwork, brake calipers and wheel finishes. Unique combinations of Nappa leather and Alcantara®. Intricate detailing across materials and stitching. Plus a design personality that carries through the whole car. 570S Design Edition 1 570S Design Edition 4 By McLaren Designer Interior Sport Design 1: By McLaren Designer Interior Sport Design 4: Jet Black / Apex Red Carbon Black / McLaren Orange / Jet Black Elite paint – Vermillion Red Elite paint – Ventura Orange Lightweight 5 Twin-Spoke forged alloy wheels Ligh tweight 5 Twin-Spoke forged alloy wheels Diamond cut wheel finish S tealth wheel finish Special colour brake calipers – Red Special colour brake calipers – McLaren Orange 570S Design Edition 2 570S Design Edition 5 By McLaren Designer Interior Sport Design 4: By McLaren Designer Interior Sport Design 2: Carbon Black / McLaren Orange / Jet Black Jet Black / Slate Grey / Capella Orange Special paint – Onyx Black Special paint – Silica White Ligh tweight 5 Twin-Spoke forged alloy wheels Lightweight 5 Twin-Spoke forged alloy wheels Diamond cut wheel finish Stealth wheel finish Special colour brake calipers – McLaren Orange Special colour brake calipers – McLaren Orange 570S Design Edition 3 By McLaren Designer Interior Sport Design 1: Jet Black / Apex Red Special paint – Storm Grey Lightweight 5 Twin-Spoke forged alloy wheels Diamond cut wheel finish Special colour brake calipers – Red Contents
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