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One answer comes by looking at the 0-100 times instead of just 0-60. You can dig up lots of videos where they race Teslas against Lamborghinis and Ferraris. Up
by dharmon 10y ago
One answer comes by looking at the 0-100 times instead of just 0-60.
You can dig up lots of videos where they race Teslas against Lamborghinis and Ferraris. Up to 60 the supercar is barely hanging on, but at that point the Tesla is tapped out while the supercar still has plenty of acceleration, and it completely leaves it behind.
- falcor84 10y agoDoesn't 0-100 usually refer to kph, such that it's almost equivalent to 0-60mph (100kph is ~62mph)?
- cknight 10y agoNot really. If you see both figures on the same page without any units named, you can generally assume from the context that 0-60 and 0-100 bare both in miles. 0-100 mph is still a pretty common performance indicator in its own right, it's just less commonly used compared to 0-60.
- SigmundA 10y agoAlso 1/4 mile times and Nürburgring times.