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NOTE: The vehicle can only be charged
using the correct HV charging cable
certified for that market.
For more information on the charging
cable compatibility please contact your
McLaren retailer.
NOTE: Regular charging helps
maximising battery life.
NOTE: In order for the charging to
commence the following criteria needs
to be satisfied:
• HV charging cable connected to the
mains, powered up and turned on.
• Neutral Gear is selected, parking brake
applied.
NOTE: If the vehicle is stored for a long
period of time, the onboard charger will
maintain battery charge. The HV
charging cable will be drawing current
for the entire duration of time the
vehicle is connected to the power
outlet.
NOTE: Charging related information is
displayed on the Driver Display.
NOTE: The HV charging cable and the
In-Cable Control Box (ICCB) will warm
up and could be hot to the touch during
its normal operation. To ensure
effective operation do not cover the
ICCB.
NOTE: Further information and
instructions for the HV charging cable
can be found at:
https://www.aptiv.com/user-manual
Charging the High Voltage (HV)
battery
When your McLaren is being stored without
being driven for an extended period, the High
Voltage (HV) battery must be charged every 3-
4 weeks whilst in storage. Failure to do this may
cause irrecoverable damage to the battery or
shorten its life and reduce its optimum working
efficiency. This may result in a replacement
battery being required, the cost of which may
not be covered by the warranty terms.
NOTE: Optimum Electric Drive System
performance can be maintained by
regular HV charging. This allows the HV
battery to go through an extended
period of charging and conditioning in
order to maintain capacity and
performance.
NOTE: The vehicle should not be left for
an extended period of time with the HV
battery at low state of charge. Where
possible, charge the battery using a HV
charging cable or by engaging Track
mode on the car while the engine is on.
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Maintaining Your McLaren
Battery Care and Maintenance
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