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0-60 to 0-100 km/h Converter

Convert a car's 0-60 mph time to 0-100 km/h and 0-62 mph (and back), with the average acceleration in g and the checked times of the quickest cars in our catalogue.

T-08
4.00 s0-60 mph
4.19 s0-100 km/h
4.17 s0-62 mph
0.68 gaverage over 0-100 km/h

About 4.2 s to 100 km/h and 4.0 s to 60 mph — an average pull of 0.68 g.

Why 0-100 km/h takes longer than 0-60 mph

60 mph is 96.6 km/h, so a 0-100 km/h run asks for 3.6% more speed. The time grows by more than that, because a car pulls hardest off the line and less hard near the end of the run, where air drag rises and it may need another gear. Across road-test data the time scales roughly with speed1.3, so a 0-100 km/h time is about 4.7% longer than the same car's 0-60 mph time.

UK makers quote 0-62 mph, which is 99.8 km/h: practically the same run as 0-100 km/h. US magazines usually subtract a one-foot rollout from 0-60 mph times (the first 30 cm do not count, as on a drag strip), which makes them another 0.1-0.3 s quicker than a European figure.

Formulas

These are estimates for the same car on the same surface. A shift right before 100 km/h can add a couple of tenths.

Quickest cars in our catalogue

Checked 0-100 km/h times from our verified spec sheets, with the 0-60 mph equivalent from the formula above.

Car0–100 km/h0–60 mph
Rimac Nevera (Nevera, 2022–present)1.7 s1.7 s
Bugatti Chiron (Chiron, 2016–2024)2.4 s2.3 s
Bugatti Veyron (Veyron, 2005–2015)2.5 s2.4 s
Ferrari SF90 Stradale (F173, 2019-present)2.5 s2.4 s
Lamborghini Revuelto (Revuelto, 2023-present)2.5 s2.4 s
Ferrari LaFerrari (F150, 2013–2018)2.6 s2.5 s
Porsche 911 Turbo S (992, 2020–)2.7 s2.6 s
Koenigsegg Regera (Regera, 2015–2022)2.8 s2.7 s
Lamborghini Aventador (SV, 2015-2017)2.8 s2.7 s
Lamborghini Aventador (SVJ, 2018-2022)2.8 s2.7 s
McLaren 720S (750S, 2023–present)2.8 s2.7 s
McLaren 765LT (765LT, 2020–2023)2.8 s2.7 s
McLaren P1 (P1, 2013-2015)2.8 s2.7 s
McLaren Senna (P15, 2018–2020)2.8 s2.7 s
Porsche 911 GT2 RS (991, 2017–2019)2.8 s2.7 s
Porsche Taycan (9J1 I, 2019–2024)2.8 s2.7 s
Ferrari 296 GTB (F171, 2022–present)2.9 s2.8 s
Ferrari 812 Superfast (F152M, 2017–2023)2.9 s2.8 s
Ferrari F8 Tributo (F142MFL, 2019–2023)2.9 s2.8 s
Koenigsegg Agera (Agera RS, 2015–2018)2.9 s2.8 s

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