McLaren GT Mileage

Fuel Quality: Engine performance and fuel economy can be maximised by using high-quality fuel. Avoid poor-quality fuels as they could be contaminated.

Brake System: Rolling resistance and fuel economy might be decreased by dragging or worn brakes. A well-maintained and frequently serviced braking system is essential.

Driving Style: Driving too fast, accelerating and braking too often, and aggressive driving can all reduce mileage significantly. You may increase fuel efficiency by braking early and driving steadily and smoothly.

Climate Control System: The GT has a climate control system with multiple settings to ensure maximum comfort. Overusing the heating or air conditioning can lead to higher engine load and fuel consumption.

Adaptive Suspension: This feature on the McLaren GT automatically modifies the suspension to suit the driving conditions, resulting in the best possible handling and comfort. On the other hand, driving aggressively due to frequent use of the sport mode may reduce fuel efficiency.

Tyre Size and Type: The selection of tyre size and type can impact fuel economy. Fuel consumption may rise with high-performance tyres since they are made for maximum grip and cornering abilities, which increases rolling resistance.