The ranking of the fastest cars in the world from 0 to 100 km/h

The acceleration time from 0 100 km/h it has always been one of the most sought after data by sports car enthusiasts who love sprinting from a standstill more than top speed.

The car that takes fewer seconds to reach 100 km/h from a standing start has always been considered the queen of supercars and hypercars, thanks to the charm of the very fast American dragsters that have made drag racing popular.

The fastest “normal” cars, petrol, hybrid or diesel, usually take from 6 to 8 seconds to reach 100 km/h, but for the most demanding, fortunate and wealthy, there are real “beasts” capable of stopping the clock in 2 seconds or even less. They are very powerful or very light cars (or both), often with more than 1,000 HP and which cost millions of euros.

We want to put them all in line to draw up an updated ranking for 2026 road cars with the best acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h. Discover them with us!

McMurtry Sperling Pure – 1,5 secondi

It may seem strange, but to dominate this ranking of queens of acceleration it is not one of the historic sports car brands, but a completely new and almost unknown British brand in name McMurtry. The first work of the Irish entrepreneur and billionaire David McMurtry is called McMurtry Spéirling and is a compact track and road single-seater with a carbon fiber monocoque, two electric motors 1.013 CV total, rear-wheel drive, 1,300 kg of weight and a system of rear suction fans that glue it to the ground.

The McMurtry Spéirling Pure is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 1.5 secondsan absolute record among road cars, and is capable of reaching 298 km/h. 3.7 meters long, 1.78 meters wide and just 1.02 meters high, the Spéirling Pure has a limited production of 100 examples and a base price of approximately 1.1 million eurostaxes excluded.

Rimac Nevera R – 1.72 seconds

The Rimac brand is famous both for having created the first electric hypercars in history and for having taken its name from the volcanic Croatian designer and entrepreneur Mate Rimac who today is also CEO of Bugatti Rimac.

The most powerful and fastest of the electric hypercars produced in Croatia is the Rimac Nevera R which boasts the beauty of four electric motors (one per wheel), 2.136 CVa weight of 2,265 kg, a 430 km/h top speed and, above all, a 0-100 sprint in just 1.72 seconds. It is the record for a two-seater road car produced in just 40 units and with a price of 2.3 million eurostaxes excluded.

Aspark Owl – 1.78 seconds

The Japanese Aspark Owl it is among the pioneers of electric hypercars, designed in the Far East and built since 2020 in Italy by Manifattura Automobili Torino. Here too we have four electric motors that develop 1.980 CV and the curb weight is 2,050 kg.

The result is a long and very low coupé (4.80 and 1.00 metres) which manages to reach a maximum speed of 413 km/h and “burn” 0-100 in just 1.78 seconds. The 40 examples of the Aspark Owl Coupé are all sold at the price of 2.5 million euros, while the new Aspark Owl Roadster is expected in 20 examples starting from 3 million euros (always excluding taxes).

Pininfarina Battista – 1.86 seconds

The Pininfarina Battista carries a surname and name with enormous historical weight and does so with the boldness of breathtaking lines and mechanics taken from the Rimac Nevera that do justice to the prestige of the brand.

Designed and handcrafted in Italy, the Pininfarina Battista has four electric motors 1.927 CV total, 2,302 kg of empty weight, length and height of 4.91 and 1.21 meters, a maximum speed of over 350 km/h and a 0-100 in sprint 1.86 seconds. Production of 150 examples is about to end, all sold at a base price of 2 million euroswithout VAT.

Czinger 21C – 1.9 seconds

The Czinger 21C is currently the fastest road car also equipped with a combustion engine, a full hybrid with two seats in tandem which mounts a 760 HP 2.9 V8 biturbo petrol engine in the central rear position, associated with two front electric motors of around 500 HP which bring the total power to a maximum of 1.369 CV in the Blackbird version.

With an unladen weight of around 1,300 kg and a 7-speed multi-clutch sequential automatic transmission, the American coupé built in Los Angeles reaches a speed of 350 km/h (over 400 km/h for the V Max version) and reaches 100 km/h from a standstill in 1.9 seconds. Production is limited to 80 examples and costs a minimum 2 million eurostaxes excluded.

Acceleration 0-100 km/h: the Top 40 ranking

1. McMurtry Sperling Pure – 1,5 secondi
2. Rimac Nevera R – 1.72 seconds
3. Aspark Owl – 1.78 seconds
4. Pininfarina Battista – 1.86 seconds
5. Czinger 21C – 1.9 seconds
6. Hyptec SSR Sprint Extreme Edition – 1.9 seconds
7. Koenigsegg Gemera HV8 – 1.9 seconds
8. Xiaomi SU7 Ultra – 1.98 seconds
9. Corvette ZR1X – <2 seconds (estimate)
10. Pininfarina B95 – <2 seconds
11. Bugatti Tourbillon – 2.0 seconds
12. Lucid Air Sapphire – 2.0 seconds
13. Zeekr 001 FR – 2.02 seconds
14. Tesla Model S Plaid – 2,1 secondi
15. Ferrari F80 – 2.15 seconds
16. Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Weissach Package – 2,2 secondi
17. Ferrari 849 Testarossa – <2.3 seconds
18. Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale – 2.3 seconds
19. Prague Bohema – 2.3 seconds
20. Zenvo Aurora Tur – 2.3 seconds
21. Yangwang U9 – 2,36 seconds
22. Ariel Hipercar – 2.4 Secondi.
23. Lafitte LM1 – 2.4 seconds
24. Lamborghini Fenomeno – 2.4 seconds
25. Aston Martin Valhalla – 2.5 seconds
26. Donkervoort F22 – 2.5 seconds
27. Ferrari Electric – 2.5 seconds
28. Impact of Jesko Absoles – 2.5 seconds
29. Lamborghini Revuelto – 2.5 seconds
30. Porsche 911 Turbo S – 2.5 seconds
31. Aston Martin Valkyrie – 2,6 secondi
32. Brabus 1000 – 2.6 seconds
33. Delage D12 – 2.6 seconds
34. Hennessey Venom F5 – 2.6 seconds
35. Hispano Suiza Carmen Boulogne – 2.6 seconds
36. Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear – 2,6 secondi
37. Lotus Evija – 2.6 seconds
38. Tesla Model X Plaid – 2,6 secondi
39. World Han Ev High Performance – 2,7 Secondi
40. Lamborghini Temerario – 2.7 seconds

Dreams and promises

We close this roundup with some “champions” of the 0-100, i.e. those cars that have been announced or presented, both with physical and virtual models, but which they have not yet become reality drivable on the road today and perhaps not even in 2026. For this reason we have drawn up a ranking Top 10 of those who “could” become queens of 0-100 and which you can find below.

In this ranking we have deliberately not included some very particular and unique models such as the Devel Sixteen V16 which remains at the prototype stage over twelve years after its presentation and the Yangwang U9 Xtreme which will instead be produced with a power of 3,000 HP and an acceleration not declared, but estimated at around 1.8 seconds.

1. SP Automotive Chaos Zero Gravity – 1,55 secondi
2. Quasar Electrons – <1.65 secondi
3. Elation Freedom EV – 1,8 secondi
4. Giamaro Katla – 1.9 seconds (estimate)
5. Tesla Roadster – <2 secondi
6. Twelve Vayanne – <2 seconds
7. Extreme Lightning – approximately 2 seconds
8. Naran Hyper Coupe – 2.3 seconds
9. Vittori Turbio – <2.5 seconds
10. Angelelli Automobili Furia Rossa V12 – <2.5 seconds