🇮🇳 Performance Calculator
0-100 km/h Estimator
Estimate your car's 0-100 km/h time from power (PS), kerb weight, and drivetrain - the benchmark used on Indian spec sheets. Also estimates quarter mile ET and trap speed.
Vehicle Specs
Disclaimer: These are mathematical estimates based on power-to-weight ratio formulas. Actual 0-100 km/h times depend on traction, launch technique, altitude, temperature, and many other factors. Real-world results may vary ±15%.
Estimated 0-100 km/h
seconds
Quarter Mile ET
18.4s
Trap Speed
124 km/h
Power-to-Weight
9.1 kg/PS
PS per Tonne
109 PS
Performance Context
Real-World Reference (Indian market)
The 0-100 km/h formula.
Drivetrain constant: AWD = 0.93 · RWD = 1.0 · FWD = 1.05
Trans constant: Auto/AMT/CVT = 1.0 · Manual = 1.04
Quarter mile ET ≈ 8.14 × (kg/PS)^0.333 × Drivetrain × Trans
Trap speed ≈ 288 × (PS/kg)^0.333 km/h
What is a good 0-100 km/h time?
Under 4 seconds is supercar/high-performance EV territory. 4-7 seconds is a quick sedan or turbo-petrol SUV. 7-11 seconds is average for a typical Indian hatchback or sedan. Over 13 seconds is common for base-model or heavily loaded vehicles.
Does AWD always improve 0-100 km/h times?
AWD significantly helps from a dead stop on high-power cars (like the XUV700 or Fortuner 4x4) by distributing torque to all four wheels, reducing wheel spin. The difference is typically 0.3-0.8 seconds over an equivalent FWD/RWD car. On lower-power hatchbacks (under 100 PS), the extra weight of an AWD system often cancels the benefit.