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McMurtry Spéirling Pure vs Xing Mobility Miss R
MODEL
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Models
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McMurtry Spéirling Pure
XING Mobility Miss R |
LAUNCH
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Announced
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July 2023 (Goodwood Festival of Speed)
2017 |
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Status
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In development, deliveries start 2025
Prototype / Tech Demonstrator (Limited to ~20 units) |
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Base Price
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£995,000 (before taxes)
$1,000,000 |
PERFORMANCE
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Power
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745 kW (1,000 hp), dual motors, rear-wheel drive
4 independent electric motors (AWD), 1 MW (1,341 hp) |
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Torque
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Not officially disclosed (in-wheel torque vectoring)
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Acceleration
The acceleration numbers are an easy way to compare car performance. We list either time from 0 to 100 km/h or time from 0 to 60mph, depending on which number(s) the manufacturers provide. The lower the acceleration time, the higher performance the car is. |
0–60 mph in <1.5 sec
0–100 km/h in 1.8 sec; 0–200 km/h in 5.1 sec |
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Max Speed
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190+ mph (track geared)
270 km/h (168 mph) |
BATTERY
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Capacity
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60 kWh
52 kWh |
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Tech
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Molicel lithium-ion, high-discharge, active cooling
Immersion-cooled lithium-ion (18650 cells, 98 modules) |
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Range
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10 hot laps (e.g. Silverstone)
250 km (155 miles) |
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Consumption
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Optimized for short intense use
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Recuperation
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Yes (regen braking)
Likely regenerative braking, but unspecified |
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Heat Pump
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AC Charging
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N/A
Not supported |
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DC Charging
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20 min (fast charge to 80%)
Not supported (battery swap instead) |
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Others
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Battery swap capability for race teams
Battery swap in 3–5 minutes |
BODY
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Type
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Single-seat, closed-cockpit track car
2-door rally-inspired electric supercar |
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Platform
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Carbon-fiber monocoque
Custom carbon monocoque with billet aluminum subframes |
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Dimensions
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– Length: ~3.45 m
– Width: ~1.58 m
– Height: ~1.02 m
Not officially released |
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Wheelbase
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Short
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Clearance
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Very low
Adjustable for on/off-road |
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Weight
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1,000 kg
1,500 kg |
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Suspension
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Double wishbone, adjustable dampers
Active suspension (road + rally capable) |
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Wheels
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Bespoke forged racing wheels with slicks
Rally/road spec wheels |
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Trunk/Boot
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None
No |
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Frunk/Bonnet
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None
No |
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Towing
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Track support only
No |
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Others
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Twin-fan active downforce system (up to 2,250 kg at speed)
Dual-terrain mode (on/off-road) |
DISPLAYS
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Centre
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Minimalist screen
Minimal |
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Driver's Display
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Digital race display
Likely digital cluster |
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Head-Up
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No
No |
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Others
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Race telemetry system
Prototype interior – minimal instrumentation |
COMFORT
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Seats
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1 fixed carbon bucket seat
2 racing seats with harnesses |
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Roof
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Fixed canopy
Fixed hardtop |
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Parking Aids
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None
None |
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Connectivity
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Telemetry + data logging
None (track-focused) |
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Others
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Telemetry + data logging
Built purely for performance/testing – no comfort features |
SAFETY
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Airbags
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None
None (track-spec) |
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Driving Aids
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No traction control, no ABS (pure driver feedback)
None |
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Self Driving
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None
No |
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Crash Tests
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Not publicly tested
Not conducted |
Note
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Others
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– Fastest Goodwood Hillclimb record holder (39.08 sec)
– Only 100 units to be produced
– Exclusively track-only
– Offers unmatched downforce and acceleration
– Expected delivery in 2025
Designed as a high-performance tech demonstrator
Swappable battery system designed for industrial/commercial applications
Off-road capable supercar with advanced torque vectoring
Not street-legal in most markets |
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