Road tests The Official Car Lap Times Thread - Supertest Results / Acceleration / Track Battles etc...


2.068 CV NA ARRANCADA! Porsche Taycan Turbo GT x Tesla Model S Plaid em uma disputa INSANA NA PISTA
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.


kdApSSi.webp





.0-100 km/h60-120 km/h0-400m0-400m (speed trap)0-1000m0-1000m (speed trap)
Porsche Taycan Turbo GT2,54s2,24s9,48s240,75 km/h17,44s302,00 km/h
Tesla Model S Plaid2,35s2,22s9,63s234,51 km/h18,11s265,37 km/h
 
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.




PZgkBNS.webp
Wow this surprised me. I honestly thought the SF90 would have the measure of the ZR1, but that car is so damn fast. The ZR1X is going to decimate the Hypercar establishment with its 8.7sec (159 mph) time.
 
The Lamborghini Temerario Is the Quickest Gas Car We’ve Ever Tested!
To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.



MotorTrend Test Results
0-60 MPH2.2 sec
0-100 MPH4.6 sec
QUARTER MILE9.6 sec @ 148.5 mph
BRAKING, 60-0 MPH96 ft
BRAKING, 100-0 MPH266 ft
LATERAL ACCELERATION1.14 g
FIGURE-EIGHT LAP22.3 sec @ 1.05 g (avg)
Link
.
 
If you look at the 60-100 split and the 1/4 trap, all the modern super cars are more or less the same. 765, Revuelto, Tem, 296 (and Speciale), ZR1 with the wing on are all so identical in performance that buying should be purely based on other factors. Brand preference, feel, aesthetics, sound, etc.
 
If you look at the 60-100 split and the 1/4 trap, all the modern super cars are more or less the same. 765, Revuelto, Tem, 296 (and Speciale), ZR1 with the wing on are all so identical in performance that buying should be purely based on other factors. Brand preference, feel, aesthetics, sound, etc.
Its quite amazing how many super cars nowadays are producing these times with a 1/4 mile of 9.6sec or less. They are even faster now than the holy trinity (918/La Ferrari/P1) and approaching the Chiron in performance. The ZR1X is going to be a next level up and I am looking forward to seeing how fast the next AMG GT 4dr EV will be with its 1360PS.
 
Thank you for the comparison.

I don't mean to be that guy, but isn't the Pirelli P Zero R just a regular "road tyre" as its just the replacement for the old Pirelli P Zero?

I dug deeper into this topic and it seems that the P Zero R is indeed a road tyre with semi-slick characteristics (very heat-depending tyre).
In the article the author states that it lacks grip at cold conditions, just like a semi-slick tyre would.

So here's the edited datapanel accordingly :)

AutoBild Sportscars - Porsche 911 Turbo S (992.2 vs 992.1).webp
 
I dug deeper into this topic and it seems that the P Zero R is indeed a road tyre with semi-slick characteristics (very heat-depending tyre).
In the article the author states that it lacks grip at cold conditions, just like a semi-slick tyre would.

So here's the edited datapanel accordingly :)

AutoBild Sportscars - Porsche 911 Turbo S (992.2 vs 992.1).webp
Am I correct in saying this that the Turbo S Hybrid if tested at optimum temperatures of 20degC and above could have been quicker in acceleration and on the track due to the tyres been operating at warmer temperature than 5 degC on the day of the test.
 
I dug deeper into this topic and it seems that the P Zero R is indeed a road tyre with semi-slick characteristics (very heat-depending tyre).
In the article the author states that it lacks grip at cold conditions, just like a semi-slick tyre would.

So here's the edited datapanel accordingly :)

AutoBild Sportscars - Porsche 911 Turbo S (992.2 vs 992.1).webp
Do you think the laptime gap could grow if the 992.2 Turbo S was done in hotter conditions?
 
Do you think the laptime gap could grow if the 992.2 Turbo S was done in hotter conditions?
Definitely, it's also in the article. Plus, the sport-PASM makes it even more track-focused, probably too focused for a Turbo. It's ride is no longer a big strength of the Turbo... :/
 
Definitely, it's also in the article. Plus, the sport-PASM makes it even more track-focused, probably too focused for a Turbo. It's ride is no longer a big strength of the Turbo... :/

Hmmmmm. So I found the ride quality of the 992.1 turbo S to be poor. Way too bouncy. From the video reviews I watched they all mentioned the ride was more compliant with the 992.2.
 
Definitely, it's also in the article. Plus, the sport-PASM makes it even more track-focused, probably too focused for a Turbo. It's ride is no longer a big strength of the Turbo... :/
Yeah, im waiting for AutoBild to release their articles about cars they supertest as i dont have the magazine.
 
Hmmmmm. So I found the ride quality of the 992.1 turbo S to be poor. Way too bouncy. From the video reviews I watched they all mentioned the ride was more compliant with the 992.2.
I assume the 992.2's Porsche provided them didnt have PASM since they would have tested on the road.
 
Back
Top