McMurtry Automotive has finally revealed the production form of the Spéirling PURE. It’s a single-seater electric hyper track car that packs in 1000 hp and promises to reach 60 mph from a standstill in 1.55 secs.
Another thing that it can do from a standstill is offer up to 2000 kg of Downforce-on-Demand thanks to the fan-based downforce system. This system also allows drivers to push the car to its limits at 3g in corners and at 3g under braking. Its two high-speed fans can spin at up to 23,000 rpm and provide immense suction and thus immediate and consistent downforce. As a result, the Spéirling PURE sounds like a jet engine.
Compared to its prototypes, the production version of the McMurtry Spéirling PURE features 95% new components. It has been designed for customers to experience F1-level performance, but McMurtry has given significant focus to ease-of-ownership and to deliver a plug-and-play experience.
McMurtry is providing an increased battery capacity of 100kWh, up from 60kWh in the prototypes. It can be recharged from 20-95% in 20-60 minutes depending on ambient temperature and charger power. There’s also a boot compartment underneath the swan-neck style rear wing that can accommodate a helmet and HANS device.
The McMurtry Spéirling PURE will be showcased at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, scheduled for 9-12 July 2026. And it will make its official debut in California on 14 Aug, and it’s gonna cost $1.15 million.
