Artura: ownership & tech

McLaren Charlotte published a formal 12-month outlook on March 31, 2026, positioning inventory transparency, delivery processes and aftersales support as the dealership’s primary ownership priorities. (accessnewswire.com) The dealership framed its approach around owner education and long‑term discipline, summarizing that “our job doesn’t end when the keys are handed over” as a guiding principle for customer relations. (intelligenthq.com) Retail materials and independent write‑ups note McLaren’s standard inclusion of a three‑year Service Plan that covers scheduled maintenance during the initial ownership period, and McLaren recommends servicing the Artura every 9,000 miles (15,000 km) or 12 months. (supercars.net) McLaren’s official product press pack lists warranty terms for the Artura as a five‑year vehicle warranty, a six‑year battery warranty and a 10‑year body/anti‑perforation warranty. (cars.mclaren.press) Independent testing and reporting identify the Artura’s gearbox as sourced from Graziano (now Dana Graziano), and Dana’s product literature states Graziano dual‑clutch transaxles are featured across the McLaren Automotive lineup. (popsci.com) Dana Incorporated’s Graziano modular high‑performance hybrid 8‑speed dual‑clutch transmission won an Automotive News PACE Award in April 2025, confirming a recent vendor upgrade to an 8‑speed hybrid DCT architecture for high‑performance mid‑engine cars. (prnewswire.com) Aftermarket parts listings and specialist distributor information show Graziano transmission components are treated as model‑specific items across McLaren models, a supply chain detail that can affect Artura parts availability, lead times and repair pricing. (ebay.com)