The quickest cars we’ve tested have flirted with a sub-two-second 60-mph run for almost a decade, and the 1019-hp electric Taycan breaks through in 1. The 2025 Porsche Taycan Turbo GT is the first vehicle we’ve ever tested to blast to 60 mph in less than two seconds. Technological differences have also skewed results, so a quick 0-60 time doesn’t always translate into a faster car overall. We still want a simple way to differentiate between fast and slow cars, but modern vehicles are way too complex to be judged solely by their 0-60mph numbers.If you want to have a little fun, a 7-second time to 60 mph can still put a smile on your face. Acceleration times are silly things. As Jason noted, decades ago, a Porsche 911 hit 60 mph in 7 seconds and that was considered fast. Today, a Honda Odyssey minivan is faster than that.
What’s faster, a Porsche or a Tesla?
Both vehicles are extraordinarily quick. The Taycan Turbo S posts a 0–60 mph time of about 2. Tesla Model S Plaid is even faster on paper at roughly 1. The Tesla Model S Plaid can accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in an unbelievable 2. This is almost 0. F1 car.Well, if you’ve watched any of these types of drag races before, you probably won’t be shocked to hear that the Tesla won most times. Its quickest standing quarter mile was achieved in 9. Lamborghini took 9.But gasoline and horsepower tend to pay off at high speeds, which is why the Bugatti ends up winning both races. Especially in the half-mile roll, you see the Bugatti struggle at first and then charge past the Tesla on its way to a 206-mph run. The Tesla runs out of steam in the low 180s.
Can Tesla hit $1000?
Analysts are saying Tesla could hit 1,003 dollars by 2030, a long-term target that has sparked renewed debate among investors deciding whether to lean into TSLA’s volatility or wait for clearer signals. In July 2022, Tesla quietly dumped roughly 75% of its Bitcoin holdings, worth about $936 million, during a period of macroeconomic uncertainty and market stress.Shares in Tesla plummeted more than 15 percent Thursday, losing more than $100 billion in market capitalization, as a spat deepened between US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, the electric car company’s CEO.Ives’ Bullish Predictions For Tesla He foresees a “monster year” ahead for the company, with a potential $2 trillion market cap by the end of 2026. Ives also suggested a bullish scenario of a $3 trillion market cap by the end of 2026, attributing the potential growth as the “AI chapter takes hold” at Tesla.