Tesla Model S

value="value="Everyone knows that electric cars are no slouches when it comes to acceleration. Unlike a gas or diesel engine, an electric motor can deliver all of its oomph in a split second, with no need to spool up turbos, or power through a rev range. Even knowing that, though, the Tesla Model S 0 – 60 mph time is still bound to impress, both the first time you learn it, and the first time you experience it. That's because this sedan needs just 3.1 seconds to reach 60 mph and, just to be clear, that's for the 'entry-level' trim, and not the performance-orientated Plaid (which is Tesla's fastest ever production car across a quarter-mile distance). That's almost a full second faster than a brand-new Mustang GT, and 0.2 of a second faster than the twin-turbocharged, V8-powered Ferrari Roma.""