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The quickest cars from 0–60 mph

The road cars in the CarSpot database with the fastest 0–60 mph times. Acceleration figures vary with tyres, surface and test method, so treat close results as a tie.

Numbers 4 to 50

  1. 4Bugatti Tourbillon2026–present · 1.9 s
  2. 5Czinger 21C2021–present · 1.9 s
  3. 6Tesla Model S Plaid2021–present · 2.0 s
  4. 7Ferrari SF90 Stradale in Rosso Corsa, CarSpot studio illustrationFerrari SF90 Stradale2019–2024 · 2.0 s
  5. 8Ferrari F802025–present · 2.1 s
  6. 9Bugatti Bolide2024–2025 · 2.2 s
  7. 10Porsche 918 Spyder in GT Silver metallic, CarSpot studio illustrationPorsche 918 Spyder2013–2015 · 2.2 s
  8. 11Lamborghini Revuelto in Arancio Apodis, CarSpot studio illustrationLamborghini Revuelto2023–present · 2.2 s
  9. 12Porsche Taycan Turbo GT J12024–present · 2.2 s
  10. 13Ariel Atom 500 V82010–2013 · 2.3 s
  11. 14Bugatti Chiron in Two-tone French Racing Blue with exposed blue carbon, CarSpot studio illustrationBugatti Chiron2016–2024 · 2.3 s
  12. 15Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport2020–2024 · 2.3 s
  13. 16Bugatti Chiron Sport2018–2024 · 2.3 s
  14. 17Bugatti W16 Mistral2024–2026 · 2.3 s
  15. 18Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 C82024–present · 2.3 s
  16. 19Dodge Challenger SRT Demon LA2017–2018 · 2.3 s
  17. 20Aston Martin Valhalla2025–present · 2.4 s
  18. 21Bugatti Centodieci2022 · 2.4 s
  19. 22Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+2019–2022 · 2.4 s
  20. 23Bugatti Divo2019–2021 · 2.4 s
  21. 24Bugatti Veyron Super Sport2010–2011 · 2.4 s
  22. 25Ferrari LaFerrari in Rosso Corsa with black carbon lower sections, CarSpot studio illustrationFerrari LaFerrari2013–2016 · 2.4 s
  23. 26Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta2016–2018 · 2.4 s
  24. 27Lamborghini Sesto Elemento2011–2012 · 2.4 s
  25. 28McLaren P1 LM2016–2017 · 2.4 s
  26. 29Ferrari Luce2026–present · 2.4 s
  27. 30Ferrari 296 GTB in Rosso Corsa, CarSpot studio illustrationFerrari 296 GTB2022–present · 2.4 s
  28. 31Ariel Atom 3.5 R2014–2015 · 2.5 s
  29. 32Aston Martin Valkyrie in Aston Martin Racing Green, CarSpot studio illustrationAston Martin Valkyrie2021–2024 · 2.5 s
  30. 33Bugatti Veyron 16.4 in Two-tone black carbon over polished silver aluminium, CarSpot studio illustrationBugatti Veyron 16.42005–2015 · 2.5 s
  31. 34Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport2009–2015 · 2.5 s
  32. 35Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse2012–2015 · 2.5 s
  33. 36Koenigsegg CC8502024–present · 2.5 s
  34. 37Koenigsegg Sadair's Spear2025–present · 2.5 s
  35. 38McLaren Senna GTR2019–2020 · 2.5 s
  36. 39McLaren Solus GT2023–present · 2.5 s
  37. 40SSC Tuatara in Pearl White, CarSpot studio illustrationSSC Tuatara2020–present · 2.5 s
  38. 41Lamborghini Huracán Performante2017–2019 · 2.5 s
  39. 42Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray C82023–2026 · 2.5 s
  40. 43Nissan GT-R Nismo R352014–2025 · 2.5 s
  41. 44Hennessey Venom F5 in Mojave Gold, CarSpot studio illustrationHennessey Venom F52020–present · 2.6 s
  42. 45Hennessey Venom F5 Roadster2022–present · 2.6 s
  43. 46Koenigsegg Agera RSR2016–2017 · 2.6 s
  44. 47McLaren P1 in Volcano Yellow, CarSpot studio illustrationMcLaren P12013–2015 · 2.6 s
  45. 48McLaren Sabre2020–2021 · 2.6 s
  46. 49NIO EP92016–2019 · 2.6 s
  47. 50Pagani Huayra R2021–2026 · 2.6 s

Road cars only; race cars and concepts are left out. Figures are typical claims for the standard car. The badge beside each car is its CarSpot card tier. Rarity is a collectible game mechanic, not an assessment of real-world scarcity or value. How CarSpot's car data works

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