Tesla Model S P100D and Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat are pitted against each other in a 1/4 mile drag race by the guys at StreetCarDrags. Both cars are the fastest and most talked about cars of today. But who really have the mechanics to get the title of the fastest car? These two models have enough to beat many of the supercars market power. Watch the video below to see what car wins.
The Tesla Model S P100D version was recently updated and the already too fast electric vehicle becomes much faster. Only the Porsche 918 Spyder and laferrari were able to beat it, with a time of 0-100 km / h in just 2.4 seconds. These large capacities have now been tested before the eyes of the fans who attended this drag race made by the guys at StreetCarDrags and reported by AutoEvolution
The new software improves known as 'Ludicrous', a package accelerator by Tesla gives the Tesla Model S a horsepower not less than 700. The improved Model S also comes with new panoramic glass roof as an option and is priced in the US at $2500.
It wasn't that long ago that the Hellcat was one of the most popular monikers when it came to drag racing and performance in general, and until now it is still one of the best. The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat numbers are equally impressive as the Model S. In this case we speak of raw power that comes from a block V8 HEMI 6.2 - liter , a radical delivery in number is estimated at 717 horsepower.
The Challenger in its most radical version is now breaking sales records as it has a more reasonable price compare to the model S according to Carscoops.
Remember when the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is the king of the fastest cars and the most talked about car in the internet? Then the Tesla Model S P100D just took its spot and is now the fastest and most beloved. and now reigns. Can the Hellcat redeemed itself? Watch the video below to find out. Turn the speakers because the sound of the Challenger will impress you while the Model S is truly a sight to be behold.
And dont forget to put down your bets before you hit play.
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