1：What is 0-100km/h acceleration?
0-100km/h acceleration (s) is the time taken by a vehicle to accelerate from a stationary state to a speed of 100km/h.
2：What does it mean?
The 0-100km/h acceleration time represents a vehicle's acceleration performance, indicating its ability to rapidly increase its speed. In simple terms, a shorter 0-100km/h acceleration time signifies better acceleration performance. On a deeper level, a shorter acceleration time indicates a higher engine torque (which is commonly understood as acceleration performance or power) and a lighter vehicle body (as a heavy body can negatively impact acceleration performance), resulting in higher overall vehicle power.
3：What factors affect it?
The acceleration performance of a vehicle is directly related to its suspension system, body structure, wheel control system, engine displacement, and engine performance. In some specialized tests, factors such as wind speed, outdoor temperature, ground temperature, and ground humidity may also be considered, as even the slightest external interference can affect the vehicle's normal acceleration performance.
