0-100 in 0.9 Seconds, Built By Students
- Posted by mudvane on Jan 26, 2024
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This car goes from 0-62 miles per hour in 0.956 of a second. This is the classic acceleration test, one that we all grew up using to compare cars.
A Formula 1 car will do it in about two and a half seconds, the fastest production car - a Rimac Nevera - will do it in 1.7 seconds and my trusty old VW Passat will do it in about 8.
But a group of students from AMZ Racing based at the Swiss university, ETH Zurich, made a car accelerate faster than anything else in the world - and smashed thr
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