Power-to-weight ratio (PWR) (also called specific power, or power-to-mass ratio) is a calculation commonly applied to engines and mobile power sources to enable the comparison of one unit or design to another. Power-to-weight ratio is a measurement of actual performance of any engine or power source. It is also used as a measurement of performance of a vehicle as a whole, with the engine's power output being divided by the weight (or mass) of the vehicle, to give a metric that is independent of the vehicle's size. Power-to-weight is often quoted by manufacturers at the peak value, but the actual value may vary in use and variations will affect performance.
The inverse of power-to-weight, weight-to-power ratio (power loading) is a calculation commonly applied to aircraft, cars, and vehicles in general, to enable the comparison of one vehicle's performance to another. Power-to-weight ratio is equal to thrust per unit mass multiplied by the velocity of any vehicle.
Power-to-weight (specific power)
The power-to-weight ratio (specific power) formula for an engine (power plant) is the power generated by the engine divided by the mass. Weight in this context is a colloquial term for mass. To see this, note that what an engineer means by the "power to weight ratio" of an electric motor is not infinite in a zero gravity environment.
A typical turbocharged V8 diesel engine might have an engine power of 250 kW (340 hp) and a mass of 380 kg (840 lb),[1] giving it a power-to-weight ratio of 0.65 kW/kg (0.40 hp/lb).
Examples of high power-to-weight ratios can often be found in turbines. This is because of their ability to operate at very high speeds. For example, the Space Shuttle's main engines used turbopumps (machines consisting of a pump driven by a turbine engine) to feed the propellants (liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen) into the engine's combustion chamber. The original liquid hydrogen turbopump is similar in size to an automobile engine (weighing approximately 352 kilograms (775 lb)) and produces 72,000 hp (54 MW)[2] for a power-to-weight ratio of 153 kW/kg (93 hp/lb).
Physical interpretation
In classical mechanics, instantaneous power is the limiting value of the average work done per unit time as the time interval Δt approaches zero (i.e. the derivative with respect to time of the work done).
The typically used metric unit of the power-to-weight ratio is which equals . This fact allows one to express the power-to-weight ratio purely by SI base units. A vehicle's power-to-weight ratio equals its acceleration times its velocity; so at twice the velocity, it experiences half the acceleration, all else being equal.
Propulsive power
If the work to be done is rectilinear motion of a body with constant mass , whose center of mass is to be accelerated along a (possibly non-straight) to a speed and angle with respect to the centre and radial of a gravitational field by an onboard powerplant, then the associated kinetic energy is
where:
- is mass of the body
- is speed of the center of mass of the body, changing with time.
The work–energy principle states that the work done to the object over a period of time is equal to the difference in its total energy over that period of time, so the rate at which work is done is equal to the rate of change of the kinetic energy (in the absence of potential energy changes).
The work done from time t to time t + Δt along the path C is defined as the line integral , so the fundamental theorem of calculus has that power is given by .
where:
- is acceleration of the center of mass of the body, changing with time.
- is linear force – or thrust – applied upon the center of mass of the body, changing with time.
- is velocity of the center of mass of the body, changing with time.
- is torque applied upon the center of mass of the body, changing with time.
- is angular velocity of the center of mass of the body, changing with time.
In propulsion, power is only delivered if the powerplant is in motion, and is transmitted to cause the body to be in motion. It is typically assumed here that mechanical transmission allows the powerplant to operate at peak output power. This assumption allows engine tuning to trade power band width and engine mass for transmission complexity and mass. Electric motors do not suffer from this tradeoff, instead trading their high torque for traction at low speed. The power advantage or power-to-weight ratio is then
where:
- is linear speed of the center of mass of the body.
Engine power
The useful power of an engine with shaft power output can be calculated using a dynamometer to measure torque and rotational speed, with maximum power reached when torque multiplied by rotational speed is a maximum. For jet engines the useful power is equal to the flight speed of the aircraft multiplied by the force, known as net thrust, required to make it go at that speed. It is used when calculating propulsive efficiency.
Examples
Engines
Heat engines and heat pumps
Thermal energy is made up from molecular kinetic energy and latent phase energy. Heat engines are able to convert thermal energy in the form of a temperature gradient between a hot source and a cold sink into other desirable mechanical work. Heat pumps take mechanical work to regenerate thermal energy in a temperature gradient. Standard definitions should be used when interpreting how the propulsive power of a jet or rocket engine is transferred to its vehicle.
Heat Engine/Heat pump type | Peak power output | Power-to-weight ratio | Example use | ||
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SI | English | SI | English | ||
Wärtsilä RTA96-C 14-cylinder two-stroke diesel engine[3] | 80,080 kW | 108,920 hp | 0.03 kW/kg | 0.02 hp/lb | Emma Mærsk container ship |
ROTAX 900 ACE 60 900 cc, 3-cylinder, 4-stroke, naturally-aspirated marine engine[4] | 45 kW | 60 hp | 0.24 kW/kg | 0.15 hp/lb | Sea-Doo SPARK 2 UP[5] 2021 |
Suzuki 538 cc V-2 four-stroke petrol outboard motor[6] | 19 kW | 25 hp | 0.27 kW/kg | 0.16 hp/lb | Runabout boats |
DOE/NASA/0032-28 Mod 2 502 cc petrol Stirling engine[7] | 62.3 kW | 83.5 hp | 0.30 kW/kg | 0.18 hp/lb | Chevrolet Celebrity[•] 1985 ('one-off' prototype) |
Yamaha TR-1 3-cylinder, 4-stroke, marine engine, 1049 cc[8] | 74.5 kW | 100 hp | 0.44 kW/kg | 0.27 hp/lb | Yamaha SuperJet 2021 |
Kawasaki 1498 cc supercharged, intercooled, 4-stroke, 4-cylinder, DOHC[9] | 231 kW | 310 hp | 0.47 W/kg | 0.29 hp/lb[10] | Kawasaki ULTRA 310LX Jet Ski |
GM Duramax LMM V-8 6.6 L turbo-diesel[1] | 246 kW | 330 hp | 0.65 kW/kg | 0.40 hp/lb | Chevrolet Kodiak,[•] GMC Topkick[•] |
Junkers Jumo 205A two-stroke, diesel, opposed-piston engine[11] | 647 kW | 867 hp | 1.1 kW/kg | 0.66 hp/lb | Ju 86C-1 airliner, B&V Ha 139 floatplane |
GE LM2500+ marine turboshaft[12] | 30,200 kW | 40,500 hp | 1.31 kW/kg | 0.80 hp/lb | GTS Millennium cruiseship, QM2 ocean liner |
Mazda 13B-MSP Renesis 1.3 L Wankel engine[13] | 184 kW | 247 hp | 1.5 kW/kg | 0.92 hp/lb | Mazda RX-8[•] |
PW R-4360 71.5 L 28-cylinder Radial engine (supercharged) | 3,210 kW | 4,300 hp | 1.83 kW/kg | 1.11 hp/lb | B-50, B-36, C-97, C-119, H-4 |
Wright R-3350 54.57 L 18-Cylinder Turbo-compound radial engine | 2,535 kW | 3,400 hp | 2.09 kW/kg | 1.27 hp/lb | B-29, DC-7 |
O.S. Engines 49-PI Type II 4.97 cc Wankel engine[14] | 0.934 kW | 1.252 hp | 2.8 kW/kg | 1.7 hp/lb | UAV, Model aircraft, RC Aircraft |
Aston Martin-Cosworth V-12 6.5 L N/A[15] | 746 kW | 1,000 hp | 3.62 kW/kg | 2.20 hp/lb | Aston Martin Valkyrie, [•] sports car |
JetCat SPT10-RX-H turboshaft engine[16] | 9 kW | 12 hp | 3.67 kW/kg | 2.24 hp/lb | UAV Model aircraft, RC Aircraft |
GE LM6000 marine turboshaft engine[17][18] | 44,700 kW | 59,900 hp | 5.67 kW/kg | 3.38 hp/lb | Peaking power plant |
BMW V-10 3L P84/5 2005 petrol engine N/A[19] | 708 kW | 950 hp | 7.96 kW/kg | 4.84 hp/lb | Williams FW27 car,[•] Formula One auto racing |
BMW I-4 1.49 L M12 1986 turbo engine[20][21] | 1030 kW | 1,400 hp | 8.25 kW/kg | 5.07 hp/lb | Arrows A9 car,[•] Formula One auto racing |
Rolls-Royce T406/AE1107C turboshaft engine[22] | 4,586 kW | 6,150 hp | 10.42 kW/kg | 6.33hp/lb | V-22 |
Top Fuel supercharged V-8 (nitromethane) engine[23][failed verification] | 8203 kW | 11,000 hp | 36.46 kW/kg | 22.2 hp/lb | U.S. Army Top Fuel Dragster |
PWR RS-24 (SSME) Block I H2 turbopump[2] | 53,690 kW | 72,000 hp | 153 kW/kg | 93 hp/lb | Space Shuttle |
- Full vehicle power-to-weight ratio shown below
Electric motors and electromotive generators
An electric motor uses electrical energy to provide mechanical work, usually through the interaction of a magnetic field and current-carrying conductors. By the interaction of mechanical work on an electrical conductor in a magnetic field, electrical energy can be generated.
Electric motor type | Weight | Peak power output | Power-to-weight ratio | Example use | |||
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SI | English | SI | English | kW/kg | hp/lb | ||
Kawak 4 kW 28 VDC brushless DC motor[24] | 11.8 kg | 26 lb | 4 kW | 5.4 hp | 0.29 kW/kg | 0.18 hp/lb | Flight-rated motor for aircraft auxiliary systems (fuel pumps, etc.) |
Panasonic MSMA202S1G AC servo motor[25] | 6.5 kg | 14 lb | 2 kW | 2.7 hp | 0.31 kW/kg | 0.19 hp/lb | Conveyor belts, robotics |
Kawak 7.5 kW 208 VAC 400 Hz 3-phase synchronous motor[26] | 11.8 kg | 26 lb | 7.5 kW | 10.1 hp | 0.47 kW/kg | 0.29 hp/lb | Flight-rated motor for aircraft auxiliary systems (fuel pumps, etc.) |
Toshiba 660 MVA water cooled 23 kV AC turbo generator | 1,342 t | 2,959,000 lb | 660 MW | 890,000 hp | 0.49 kW/kg | 0.30 hp/lb | Bayswater, Eraring coal-fired power stations |
Canopy Tech. Cypress 32 MW 15 kV AC PM generator[27] | 33,557 kg | 73,981 lb | 32 MW | 43,000 hp | 0.95 kW/kg | 0.58 hp/lb | Electric power stations |
Toyota brushless AC NdFeB PM motor[28] | 36.3 kg | 80 lb | 50 kW | 67 hp | 1.37 kW/kg | 0.84 hp/lb | Toyota Prius[•] 2004 |
Himax HC6332-250 brushless DC motor[29] | 0.45 kg | 0.99 lb | 1.7 kW | 2.3 hp | 3.78 kW/kg | 2.30 hp/lb | Radio-controlled cars |
Hi-Pa Drive HPD40 brushless DC wheel hub motor[30] | 25 kg | 55 lb | 120 kW | 160 hp | 4.8 kW/kg | 2.92 hp/lb | Mini QED HEV, Ford F150 HEV |
ElectriFly GPMG4805 brushless DC[31] | 1.48 kg | 3.3 lb | 8.4 kW | 11.3 hp | 5.68 kW/kg | 3.45 hp/lb | Radio-controlled aircraft |
Rolls-Royce SP260D-A brushless DC | 44 kg | 97 lb | 260 kW | 350 hp | 5.9 kW/kg | 3.6 hp/lb | Electric aircraft |
YASA-400 brushless AC[32] | 24 kg | 53 lb | 165 kW | 221 hp | 6.875 kW/kg | 4.18 hp/lb | Electric vehicles, Drive eO |
ElectriFly GPMG5220 brushless DC motor[33] | 0.133 kg | 0.29 lb | 1.035 kW | 1.388 hp | 7.78 kW/kg | 4.73 hp/lb | Radio-controlled aircraft |
Remy HVH250-090-POC3 brushless DC motor[34] | 33.5 kg | 74 lb | 297 kW | 398 hp | 8.87 kW/kg | 5.39 hp/lb | Electric vehicles |
TP POWER TP100XL brushless DC motor[35] | 7 kg | 15 lb | 75 kW | 101 hp | 9.0 kW/kg | 5.5 hp/lb | Electric vehicles |
Emrax 268 brushless AC motor[36] | 19.9 kg | 44 lb | 230 kW | 310 hp | 11.56 kW/kg | 7.03 hp/lb | Electric aircraft |
Turncircles AF24PM–S axial flux motor[37] | 0.29 kg | 0.64 lb | 0.39 kW | 0.52 hp | 1.34 kW/kg | 0.52 hp/lb | Electric aircraft |
- Full vehicle power-to-weight ratio shown below
Fluid engines and fluid pumps
Fluids (liquid and gas) can be used to transmit and/or store energy using pressure and other fluid properties. Hydraulic (liquid) and pneumatic (gas) engines convert fluid pressure into other desirable mechanical or electrical work. Fluid pumps convert mechanical or electrical work into movement or pressure changes of a fluid, or storage in a pressure vessel.
Fluid powerplant type | Dry weight | Peak power output | Power-to-weight ratio | Example use | |||
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SI | English | SI | English | SI | English | ||
PlatypusPower Q2/200 hydroelectric turbine[38] | 43 kg | 95 lb | 2 kW | 2.7 hp | 0.047 kW/kg | 0.029 hp/lb | |
PlatypusPower PP20/200 hydroelectric turbine[38] | 330 kg | 728 lb | 20 kW | 27 hp | 0.060 kW/kg | 0.037 hp/lb | |
Atlas Copco LZL 35 pneumatic motor[39] | 20 kg | 44.1 lb | 6.5 kW | 8.7 hp | 0.33 kW/kg | 0.20 hp/lb | |
Atlas Copco LZB 14 pneumatic motor[40] | 0.30 kg | 0.66 lb | 0.16 kW | 0.22 hp | 0.53 kW/kg | 0.33 hp/lb | |
Bosch 0 607 954 307 pneumatic motor[41] | 0.32 kg | 0.71 lb | 0.1 kW | 0.13 hp | 0.31 kW/kg | 0.19 hp/lb | |
Atlas Copco LZB 46 pneumatic motor[42] | 1.2 kg | 2.65 lb | 0.84 kW | 1.13 hp | 0.7 kW/kg | 0.43 hp/lb | |
Bosch 0 607 957 307 pneumatic motor[41] | 1.7 kg | 3.7 lb | 0.74 kW | 0.99 hp | 0.44 kW/kg | 0.26 hp/lb | |
SAI GM7 radial piston hydraulic motor[43] | 300 kg | 661 lb | 250 kW | 335 hp | 0.83 kW/kg | 0.50 hp/lb | |
SAI GM3 radial piston hydraulic motor[44] | 15 kg | 33 lb | 15 kW | 20 hp | 1 kW/kg | 0.61 hp/lb | |
Denison GOLD CUP P14 axial piston hydraulic motor[45] | 110 kg | 250 lb | 384 kW | 509 hp | 3.5 kW/kg | 2.0 hp/lb | |
Denison TB vane pump[46] | 7 kg | 15 lb | 40.2 kW | 53.9 hp | 5.7 kW/kg | 3.6 hp/lb | |
Rexroth A2FM 16cc/rev, bent axis hydraulic motor (continuous output) | 5.4 kg | 11.9 lb | 81.8 kW | 109.7 hp | 15.1 kW/kg | 9.21 hp/lb | Concrete mixers, combine harvesters |
Hydroleduc M18, bent axis hydraulic motor (continuous output)[47] | 5.5 kg | 12.1 lb | 92 kW | 123 hp | 16.7 kW/kg | 10.2 hp/lb | Vehicle transmissions, forestry equipment |
Thermoelectric generators and electrothermal actuators
A variety of effects can be harnessed to produce thermoelectricity, thermionic emission, pyroelectricity and piezoelectricity. Electrical resistance and ferromagnetism of materials can be harnessed to generate thermoacoustic energy from an electric current.
Electrochemical (galvanic) and electrostatic cell systems
(Closed cell) batteries
All electrochemical cell batteries deliver a changing voltage as their chemistry changes from "charged" to "discharged". A nominal output voltage and a cutoff voltage are typically specified for a battery by its manufacturer. The output voltage falls to the cutoff voltage when the battery becomes "discharged". The nominal output voltage is always less than the open-circuit voltage produced when the battery is "charged". The temperature of a battery can affect the power it can deliver, where lower temperatures reduce power. Total energy delivered from a single charge cycle is affected by both the battery temperature and the power it delivers. If the temperature lowers or the power demand increases, the total energy delivered at the point of "discharge" is also reduced.
Battery discharge profiles are often described in terms of a factor of battery capacity. For example, a battery with a nominal capacity quoted in ampere-hours (Ah) at a C/10 rated discharge current (derived in amperes) may safely provide a higher discharge current – and therefore higher power-to-weight ratio – but only with a lower energy capacity. Power-to-weight ratio for batteries is therefore less meaningful without reference to corresponding energy-to-weight ratio and cell temperature. This relationship is known as Peukert's law.[48]
Battery type | Volts | Temp. | Energy-to-weight ratio | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Energizer 675 Mercury Free zinc–air battery[49] | 1.4 V | 21 °C | 1,645 kJ/kg to 0.9 V | 1.65 W/kg 2.24 mA |
GE Durathon NaMx A2 UPS molten-salt battery[50] | 54.2 V | -40–65 °C | 342 kJ/kg to 37.8 V | 15.8 W/kg C/6 (76 A) |
Panasonic R03 AAA Zinc–carbon battery[51][52] | 1.5 V | 20±2 °C | 47 kJ/kg 20 mA to 0.9 V | 3.3 W/kg 20 mA |
88 kJ/kg 150 mA to 0.9 V | 24 W/kg 150 mA | |||
Eagle-Picher SAR-10081 60 Ah 22-cell nickel–hydrogen battery[53] | 27.7 V | 10 °C | 192 kJ/kg C/2 to 22 V | 23 W/kg C/2 |
165 kJ/kg C/1 to 22 V | 46 W/kg C/1 | |||
ClaytonPower 400 Ah lithium-ion battery[54][55] | 12 V | 617 kJ/kg | 85.7 W/kg C/1 (175 A) | |
Energizer 522 Prismatic Zn–MnO2 alkaline battery[56] | 9 V | 21 °C | 444 kJ/kg 25 mA to 4.8 V | 4.9 W/kg 25 mA |
340 kJ/kg 100 mA to 4.8 V | 19.7 W/kg 100 mA | |||
221 kJ/kg 500 mA to 4.8 V | 99 W/kg 500 mA | |||
Panasonic HHR900D 9.25 Ah nickel–metal hydride battery[57] | 1.2 V | 20 °C | 209.65 kJ/kg to 0.7 V | 11.7 W/kg C/5 |
58.2 W/kg C/1 | ||||
116 W/kg 2C | ||||
URI 1418 Ah replaceable anode aluminium–air battery model[58][59] | 244.8 V | 60 °C | 4680 kJ/kg | 130.3 W/kg (142 A) |
LG Chemical/CPI E2 6 Ah LiMn2O4 Lithium-ion polymer battery[60][61] | 3.8 V | 25 °C | 530.1 kJ/kg C/2 to 3.0 V | 71.25 W/kg |
513 kJ/kg 1C to 3.0 V | 142.5 W/kg | |||
Saft 45E Fe Super-Phosphate Lithium iron phosphate battery[62] | 3.3 V | 25 °C | 581 kJ/kg C to 2.5 V | 161 W/kg |
560 kJ/kg 1.14 C to 2.0 V | 183 W/kg | |||
0.73 kJ/kg 2.27 C to 1.5 V | 367 W/kg | |||
Energizer CH35 C 1.8 Ah nickel–cadmium battery[63] | 1.2 V | 21 °C | 152 kJ/kg C/10 to 1 V | 4 W/kg C/10 |
147.1 kJ/kg 5C to 1 V | 200 W/kg 5 C | |||
Firefly Energy Oasis FF12D1-G31 6-cell 105Ah VRLA battery[64] | 12 V | 25 °C | 142 kJ/kg C/10 to 7.2 V | 4 W/kg C/10 |
-1 8 °C | 7 kJ/kg CCA to 7.2 V | 234 W/kg CCA (625 A) | ||
0 °C | 9 kJ/kg CA to 7.2 V | 300 W/kg CA (800 A) | ||
Panasonic CGA103450A 1.95 Ah LiCoO2 Lithium-ion battery[65] | 3.7 V | 20 °C | 666 kJ/kg C/5.3 to 2.75 V | 35 W/kg C/5.3 |
0 °C | 633 kJ/kg C/1 to 2.75 V | 176 W/kg C/1 | ||
20 °C | 655 kJ/kg C/1 to 2.75 V | 182 W/kg C/1 | ||
20 °C | 641 kJ/kg 2C to 2.75 V | 356 W/kg 2C | ||
Electric Fuel Battery Corp. UUV 120 Ah zinc–air fuel cell[66] | 630 kJ/kg | 500 W/kg C/1 | ||
Sion Power 2.5 Ah lithium–sulfur battery[67] | 2.15 V | 25 °C | 1260 kJ/kg | 70 W/kg C/5 |
1209 kJ/kg | 672 W/kg 2C | |||
Stanford Prussian Blue durable Potassium-ion battery[68] | 1.35 V | room | 54 kJ/kg | 13.8 W/kg C/1 |
50 kJ/kg | 138 W/kg 10C | |||
39 kJ/kg | 693 W/kg 50C | |||
Maxell / Yuasa / AIST nickel–metal hydride lab prototype[69] | 45 °C | 980 W/kg | ||
Toshiba SCiB cell 4.2 Ah Li2TiO3 lithium-ion battery[70][71] | 2.4 V | 25 °C | 242 kJ/kg | 67.2 W/kg C/1 |
Ionix Power Systems LiMn2O4 lithium-ion battery lab model[72] | lab | 270 kJ/kg | 1700 W/kg | |
lab | 29 kJ/kg | 4900 W/kg | ||
A123 Systems 26650 Cell 2.3 Ah LiFePO4 lithium-ion battery[73][74] | 3.3 V | -20 °C | 347 kJ/kg C/1 to 2 V | 108 W/kg C/1 |
0 °C | 371 kJ/kg C/1 to 2 V | 108 W/kg C/1 | ||
25 °C | 390 kJ/kg C/1 to 2 V | 108 W/kg C/1 | ||
25 °C | 390 kJ/kg 27C to 2 V | 3300 W/kg 27C | ||
25 °C | 57 kJ/kg 32C to 2 V | 5657 W/kg 32C | ||
Saft VL 6 Ah lithium-ion battery[75] | 3.65 V | -20 °C | 154 kJ/kg 30C to 2.5 V | 41.4 W/kg 30C (180 A) |
182 kJ/kg 1C to 2.5 V | 67.4 W/kg 1C | |||
25 °C | 232 kJ/kg 1C to 2.5 V | 64.4 W/kg 1C | ||
233 kJ/kg 58.3C to 2.5 V | 3289 W/kg 58.3C (350 A) | |||
34 kJ/kg 267C to 2.5 V | 7388 W/kg 267C (1.6 kA) | |||
4.29 kJ/kg 333C to 2.5 V | 9706 W/kg 333C (2 kA) |
Electrostatic, electrolytic and electrochemical capacitors
Capacitors store electric charge onto two electrodes separated by an electric field semi-insulating (dielectric) medium. Electrostatic capacitors feature planar electrodes onto which electric charge accumulates. Electrolytic capacitors use a liquid electrolyte as one of the electrodes and the electric double layer effect upon the surface of the dielectric-electrolyte boundary to increase the amount of charge stored per unit volume. Electric double-layer capacitors extend both electrodes with a nanopourous material such as activated carbon to significantly increase the surface area upon which electric charge can accumulate, reducing the dielectric medium to nanopores and a very thin high permittivity separator.
While capacitors tend not to be as temperature sensitive as batteries, they are significantly capacity constrained and without the strength of chemical bonds suffer from self-discharge. Power-to-weight ratio of capacitors is usually higher than batteries because charge transport units within the cell are smaller (electrons rather than ions), however energy-to-weight ratio is conversely usually lower.
Capacitor type | Capacitance | Voltage | Temp. | Energy-to-weight ratio | Power-to-weight ratio |
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ACT Premlis lithium-ion capacitor[76] | 2000 F | 4.0 V | 25 °C | 54 kJ/kg to 2.0 V | 44.4 W/kg @ 5 A |
31 kJ/kg to 2.0 V | 850 W/kg @ 10 A | ||||
Nesccap Electric double-layer capacitor[77] | 5000 F | 2.7 V | 25 °C | 19.58 kJ/kg to 1.35 V | 5.44 W/kg C/1 (1.875 A) |
5.2 kJ/kg to 1.35 V | 5,200 W/kg[78] @ 2,547 A | ||||
EEStor EESU barium titanate supercapacitor[79] | 30.693 F | 3500 V | 85 °C | 1471.98 kJ/kg | 80.35 W/kg C/5 |
1471.98 kJ/kg | 8,035 W/kg 20 C | ||||
General Atomics 3330CMX2205 High Voltage Capacitor[80] | 20.5 mF | 3300 V | (unknown) | 2.3 kJ/kg | (unknown)[clarification needed] |
Fuel cell stacks and flow cell batteries
Fuel cells and flow cells, although perhaps using similar chemistry to batteries, do not contain the energy storage medium or fuel. With a continuous flow of fuel and oxidant, available fuel cells and flow cells continue to convert the energy storage medium into electric energy and waste products. Fuel cells distinctly contain a fixed electrolyte whereas flow cells also require a continuous flow of electrolyte. Flow cells typically have the fuel dissolved in the electrolyte.
Fuel cell type | Dry weight | Power-to-weight ratio | Example use |
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Redflow Power+BOS ZB600 10kWh ZBB[81] | 900 kg | 5.6 W/kg (9.3 W/kg peak) | Rural Grid support |
Ceramic Fuel Cells BlueGen MG 2.0 CHP SOFC[82] | 200 kg | 10 W/kg | |
15 W/kg CHP | |||
MTU Friedrichshafen 240 kW MCFC HotModule 2006 | 20,000 kg | 12 W/kg | |
Smart Fuel Cell Jenny 600S 25 W DMFC[83] | 1.7 kg | 14.7 W/kg | Portable military electronics |
UTC Power PureCell 400 kW PAFC[84] | 27,216 kg[clarification needed] | 14.7 W/kg | |
GEFC 50V50A-VRB Vanadium redox battery[85] | 80 kg | 31.3 W/kg (125 W/kg peak) | |
Ballard Power Systems Xcellsis HY-205 205 kW PEMFC[86] | 2,170 kg | 94.5 W/kg | Mercedes-Benz Citaro O530BZ[•] |
UTC Power/NASA 12 kW AFC[87] | 122 kg | 98 W/kg | Space Shuttle orbiter[•] |
Ballard Power Systems FCgen-1030 1.2 kW CHP PEMFC[88] | 12 kg | 100 W/kg | Residential cogeneration |
Ballard Power Systems FCvelocity-HD6 150 kW PEMFC[88] | 400 kg | 375 W/kg | Bus and heavy duty |
NASA Glenn Research Center 50 W SOFC[89] | 0.071 kg | 700 W/kg | |
Honda 2003 43 kW FC Stack PEMFC[90][•] | 43 kg | 1000 W/kg | Honda FCX Clarity[•] |
Lynntech, Inc. PEMFC lab prototype[91] | 0.347 kg | 1,500 W/kg | |
PowerCell S3 125 kW commercial PEMFC[92] | 43 kg | 2,900 W/kg |
- Full vehicle power-to-weight ratio shown below
Photovoltaics
Photovoltaic Panel type | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Thyssen Solartec 128 W Nanocrystalline Si Triplejunction PV module[93] | 6 W/kg |
Suntech/UNSW HiPerforma PLUTO220-Udm 220 W Ga-F22 Polycrystalline Si PERC PV module[94] | 13.1 W/kg STP |
9.64 W/kg nominal | |
Global Solar PN16015A 62 W CIGS polycrystalline thin-film PV module[95] | 40 W/kg |
Able (AEC) PUMA 6 kW GaInP2/GaAs/Ge-on-Ge Triplejunction PV array[96] | 65 W/kg |
Current spacecraft grade | ~77 W/kg[97] |
Vehicles
Power-to-weight ratios for vehicles are usually calculated using curb weight (for cars) or wet weight (for motorcycles), that is, excluding weight of the driver and any cargo. This could be slightly misleading, especially with regard to motorcycles, where the driver might weigh 1/3 to 1/2 as much as the vehicle itself. In the sport of competitive cycling athlete's performance is increasingly being expressed in VAMs and thus as a power-to-weight ratio in W/kg. This can be measured through the use of a bicycle powermeter or calculated from measuring incline of a road climb and the rider's time to ascend it.[98]
Locomotives
A locomotive generally must be heavy in order to develop enough adhesion on the rails to start a train. As the coefficient of friction between steel wheels and rails seldom exceeds 0.25 in most cases, improving a locomotive's power-to-weight ratio is often counterproductive. However, the choice of power transmission system, such as variable-frequency drive versus direct current drive, may support a higher power-to-weight ratio by better managing propulsion power.
Vehicle | Year | Power | Vehicle weight | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Stephenson's Rocket 0-2-2 steam locomotive with tender[99] | 1829 | 15 kW / 20 bhp | 4,320 kg / 9524 lb | 3.5 W/kg / 0.002 hp/lb |
CBQ Zephyr streamliner diesel locomotive with railcars[100] | 1934 | 492 kW / 660 bhp | 94 t / 208,000 lb | 5.21 W/kg / 0.003 hp/lb |
PRR Q2 4-4-6-4 steam locomotive with tender | 1944 | 5,956 kW / 7,987 bhp | 475.9 t / 1,049,100 lb | 12.5 W/kg / 0.0076 hp/lb |
BR Class 43 high-speed diesel electric locomotive | 1975 | 1,678 kW / 2,250 bhp | 70.25 t / 154,875 lb | 23.9 W/kg / 0.014 hp/lb |
GE AC6000CW diesel electric locomotive | 1996 | 4,660 kW / 6,250 bhp | 192 t / 423,000 lb | 24.3 W/kg / 0.015 hp/lb |
BR Class 55 Napier Deltic diesel electric locomotive | 1961 | 2,460 kW / 3,300 bhp | 101 t / 222,667 lb | 24.4 W/kg / 0.015 hp/lb |
Bombardier JetTrain high-speed gas turbine-electric locomotive[101] | 2000 | 3,750 kW / 5,029 bhp | 90,750 kg / 200,000 lb | 41.2 W/kg / 0.025 hp/lb |
Utility and practical vehicles
Most vehicles are designed to meet passenger comfort and cargo carrying requirements. Vehicle designs trade off power-to-weight ratio to increase comfort, cargo space, fuel economy, emissions control, energy security and endurance. Reduced drag and lower rolling resistance in a vehicle design can facilitate increased cargo space without increase in the (zero cargo) power-to-weight ratio. This increases the role flexibility of the vehicle. Energy security considerations can trade off power (typically decreased) and weight (typically increased), and therefore power-to-weight ratio, for fuel flexibility or drive-train hybridisation. Some utility and practical vehicle variants such as hot hatches and sports-utility vehicles reconfigure power (typically increased) and weight to provide the perception of sports car like performance or for other psychological benefit.
Notable low ratio
Vehicle | Year | Power | Vehicle weight | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Alberto Contador's Verbier climb 2009 Tour de France on Specialized bike[98] | 2009 | 420 W / 0.56 bhp | 62 kg / 137 lb | 6.7 W/kg / 0.004 hp/lb |
Force Motors Minidor Diesel 499 cc auto rickshaw[102][103] | 2008 | 6.6 kW / 8.8 bhp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 9 W/kg / 0.0054 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz Citaro O530BZ H2 fuel cell bus[104] | 2002 | 205 kW / 275 bhp | 14,500 kg / 32,000 lb | 14.1 W/kg / 0.0085 hp/lb |
International CXT[105] | 2004 | 164 kW / 220 bhp | 6,577 kg / 14500 lb | 25 W/kg / 0.015 hp/lb |
Terradyne Gurkha armored vehicle | 2011 | 250 kW / 330 bhp | 8,800 kg / 19,500 lb | 27.8 W/kg / 0.017 hp/lb |
TH!NK City[106] | 2008 | 30 kW / 40 bhp | 1038 kg / 2,288 lb | 28.9 W/kg / 0.017 hp/lb |
Tata Nano 624 | cc 2008 | 26 kW / 35 bhp | 635 kg / 1,400 lb | 41.0 W/kg / 0.025 hp/lb |
Mitsubishi i-MiEV[107] | 2009 | 47 kW / 63 bhp | 1,080 kg / 2,381 lb | 43.5 W/kg / 0.026 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Kodiak/GMC Topkick LYE 6.6 L[1][108] | 2005 | 246 kW / 330 bhp | 5126 kg / 11,300 lb | 48 W/kg / 0.029 hp/lb |
Yamaha PW50 minibike[109][110] | 2019 | 2 kW / 2.68 bhp | 41 kg / 90 lb | 49 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Suzuki Alto 796 | cc 2000 | 35 kW / 46 bhp | 720 kg / 1,587 lb | 49 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Honda Z series "Monkey Bike"[111] | 2018 | 6.9 kW / 9.25 bhp | 107 kg / 235 lb | 65 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Morgan 3-Wheeler[112] | 2021 | 61 kW / 82 hp | 525 kg / 1157 lb | 116.5 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Common power
Vehicle | Date | Power | Vehicle weight | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Toyota Prius 1.8 (petrol only)[113] | 2010 | 73 kW / 98 bhp | 1,380 kg / 3,042 lb | 53 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Bajaj Platina Naked 100[114] | cc 2006 | 6 kW / 8 bhp | 113 kg / 249 lb | 53 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Nissan Leaf electric car | 2013 | 80 kW / 110 hp | 1493 kg / 3291 lb | 55 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Subaru R2 type S[115] | 2003 | 47 kW / 63 bhp | 830 kg / 1,830 lb | 57 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Ford Fiesta ECOnetic 1.6 L TDCi 5dr[116] | 2009 | 66 kW / 89 bhp | 1,155 kg / 2,546 lb | 57 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Volvo C30 1.6D DRIVe S/S 3dr Hatch[117] | 2010 | 80 kW / 108 bhp | 1,347 kg / 2,970 lb | 59.4 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Ford Focus ECOnetic 1.6 L TDCi 5dr Hatch[118] | 2009 | 81 kW / 108 bhp | 1,357 kg / 2,992 lb | 59.7 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Ford Focus 1.8 L Zetec S TDCi 5dr Hatch[119] | 2009 | 84 kW / 113 bhp | 1,370 kg / 3,020 lb | 61 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Honda FCX Clarity 4 kg Hydrogen[120] | 2008 | 100 kW / 134 bhp | 1,600 kg / 3,528 lb | 63 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Hummer H1 6.6 L V8[121] | 2006 | 224 kW / 300 bhp | 3,559 kg / 7,847 lb | 63 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Audi A2 1.4 L TDI 90 type S[122] | 2003 | 66 kW / 89 bhp | 1,030 kg / 2,270 lb | 64 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Opel/Vauxhall/Holden/Chevrolet Astra 1.7 L CTDi 125[123] | 2010 | 92 kW / 123 bhp | 1,393 kg / 3,071 lb | 66 W∕kg / 0.04 hp∕lb |
Mini (new) Cooper 1.6D[124] | 2007 | 81 kW / 108 bhp | 1,185 kg / 2,612 lb | 68 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Toyota Prius 1.8 & L (electric boost)[113] | 2010 | 100 kW / 134 bhp | 1,380 kg / 3,042 lb | 72 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Ford Focus 2.0 L Zetec S TDCi 5dr Hatch[125] | 2009 | 100 kW / 134 bhp | 1,370 kg / 3,020 lb | 73 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Dodge RAM 1500[126] | 2021 | 194 kW / 260 hp | 2601 kg / 5734 lb | 74.5 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Toyota Venza I4 2.7 L FWD[127] | 2009 | 136 kW / 182 bhp | 1,706 kg / 3,760 lb | 80 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Ford Focus 2.0 L Zetec S 5dr Hatch[128] | 2009 | 107 kW / 143 bhp | 1,327 kg / 2,926 lb | 81 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Fiat Grande Punto 1.6 L Multijet 120 2005[129] | 2005 | 88 kW / 118 bhp | 1,075 kg / 2,370 lb | 82 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Kia Forte[130] | 2021 | 110 kW / 147 hp | 1314 kg / 2897 lb | 83 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Hyundai i20[131] | 2014 | 88 kW / 118 hp | 1045 kg / 2304 lb | 84 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Opel/Vauxhall/Holden/Chevrolet Astra 2.0 L CTDi 160[132] | 2010 | 118 kW / 158 bhp | 1,393 kg / 3,071 lb | 85 W∕kg / 0.05 hp∕lb |
Hyundai Getz | 2008 | 81 kW / 108 hp | 930 kg / 2050 lb | 87 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Ford Focus 2.0 auto[133] | 2007 | 104.4 kW / 140 bhp | 1,198 kg / 2,641 lb | 87.1 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Subaru Legacy/Liberty 2.0R[134] | 2005 | 121 kW / 162 bhp | 1,370 kg / 3,020 lb | 88 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Kia Sportage 2.4 L 4-cyl. FWD[135] | 2021 | 135 kW / 181 hp | 1499 kg / 3305 lb | 90 W/kg / 0.055 hp/lb |
Subaru Outback 2.5i[136] | 2008 | 130.5 kW / 175 bhp | 1,430 kg / 3,153 lb | 91 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Smart Fortwo 1.0 L Brabus[137] | 2009 | 72 kW / 97 bhp | 780 kg / 1,720 lb | 92 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Honda Odyssey 3.5 L V6 | 2001 | 179 kW / 240 hp | 1920 kg / 4233 lb | 93 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Tesla Model 3[138] | 2021 | 165 kW / 221 hp | 1768 kg / 3897 lb | 93 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Nissan Leaf | 2018 | 160 kW / 215 hp | 1580 kg / 3480 lb | 99 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
BMW i3 | 2021 | 135 kW / 181 hp | 1348 kg / 2972 lb | 100 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Ford Crown Victoria | 2004 | 186 kW / 250 hp | 1840 kg / 4057 lb | 101 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Hyundai Sonata 2.4 L 4-cyl. | 2011 | 147 kW / 197 hp | 1451 kg / 3199 lb | 101 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz E 320 CDI | 2003 | 167 kW / 224 hp | 1649 kg / 3635 lb | 101.3 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Acura TSX | 2006 | 153 kW / 205 hp | 1505 kg / 3318 lb | 102 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3 L V6[139] | 2007 | 180 kW / 242 hp | 1744.5 kg / 3846 lb | 103 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Express[140] | 2021 | 299 kW / 401 hp | 2858 kg / 6300 lb | 105 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Volvo XC90 4.4 L V8 AWD 4dr[141] | 2011 | 232 kW / 311 hp | 2194 kg / 4836 lb | 106 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Toyota Venza V6 3.5 L AWD[127] | 2009 | 200 kW / 268 bhp | 1,835 kg / 4,045 lb | 109 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Toyota Venza I4 2.7 L FWD[127] with Lotus mass reduction[142] | 2009 | 136 kW / 182 bhp | 1,210 kg / 2,667 lb | 112.2 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Toyota Hilux V6 DOHC 4 L 4×2 Single Cab Pickup ute[143] | 2009 | 175 kW / 235 bhp | 1,555 kg / 3,428 lb | 112.5 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Dodge RAM 2500 6.4 L V8 Hemi | 2018 | 306 kW / 410 hp | 2694 kg / 5940 lb | 113.5 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Toyota Venza V6 3.5 L FWD[127] | 2009 | 200 kW / 268 bhp | 1,755 kg / 3,870 lb | 114 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Toyota Tacoma 3.5 L V6 | 2016 | 207 kW / 278 hp | 1805 kg / 3980 lb | 115 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Toyota Tundra 4.7 L V8 | 2005 | 210 kW / 282 hp | 1785 kg / 3935 lb | 118 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Dodge Ram 1500 8.0 L Magnum V10 | 2002 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 1885 kg / 4155 lb | 119 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Volkswagen Golf GTI 2.0 L 4-cyl.[144] | 2010 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 1315 kg / 2900 lb | 119 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Toyota Tundra 5.7 L V8[145] | 2021 | 284 kW / 381 hp | 2377 kg / 5240 lb | 119.5 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Nissan Titan[146] | 2021 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 2495 kg / 5500 lb | 120 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Honda Civic Si Coupe | 2020 | 153 kW / 205 hp | 1242 kg / 2738 lb | 123 W/kg / 0.075 hp/lb |
Dodge Ram 2500 5.7 L V8 Hemi | 2009 | 291 kW / 390 hp | 2338 kg / 5154 lb | 124 W/kg / 0.075 hp/lb |
Acura TL | 2004 | 201 kW / 270 hp | 1579 kg / 3480 lb | 127.5 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Ford Taurus SHO | 2009 | 272 kW / 365 hp | 1990 kg / 4388 lb | 137 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Silverado 6.2 L V8[147] | 2021 | 313 kW / 420 hp | 1996 kg / 4400 lb | 157 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Ford F-150 XL SuperCab 3.5 L PowerBoost V6 twin-turbo hybrid[148][149] | 2021 | 321 kW / 430 hp | 2090 kg / 4607 lb | 153 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Toyota Tacoma TRD 3.4 L V6 | 1996 | 189 kW / 254 hp | 1161 kg / 2560 lb | 163 W/kg / 0.1 hp/lb |
Performance luxury, roadsters and mild sports
Increased engine performance is a consideration, but also other features associated with luxury vehicles. Longitudinal engines are common. Bodies vary from hot hatches, sedans (saloons), coupés, convertibles and roadsters. Mid-range dual-sport and cruiser motorcycles tend to have similar power-to-weight ratios.
Vehicle | Year | Power | Vehicle weight | Power-to-weight ratio |
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eRuf Model A electric car | 2008 | 150 kW / 201 hp | 1910 kg / 4211 lb | 78.5 W/kg / 0.047 hp/lb |
BMW 2002 Turbo[150] | 1973 | 127 kW / 170 hp | 1080 kg / 2376 lb | 117 W/kg / 0.071 hp/lb |
Honda Accord sedan V6 | 2011 | 202 kW / 271 bhp | 1630 kg / 3593 lb | 124 W/kg / 0.075 hp/lb |
Toyota 86 | 2020 | 153 kW / 205 hp | 1190 kg / 2624 lb | 128.5 W/kg / 0.078 hp/lb |
Mini (new) Cooper 1.6T S JCW[151] | 2008 | 155 kW / 208 bhp | 1205 kg / 2657 lb | 129 W/kg / 0.078 hp/lb |
Nissan IDx NISMO | 2013 | 172 kW / 230 hp | 1315 kg / 2900 lb | 130 W/kg / 0.079 hp/lb |
Mazda RX-8 1.3 L Wankel | 2003 | 173 kW / 232 bhp | 1309 kg / 2888 lb | 132 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Holden Statesman/Caprice / Buick Park Avenue / Daewoo Veritas 6 L V8[152] | 2007 | 270 kW / 362 bhp | 1891 kg / 4170 lb | 143 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Kawasaki KLR650 Gasoline DualSport 650 cc | 26 kW / 35 bhp | 182 kg / 401 lb | 143 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb | |
NATO HTC M1030M1 Diesel/Jet fuel DualSport 670 cc[153] | 26 kW / 35 bhp | 182 kg / 401 lb | 143 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb | |
Harley-Davidson FLSTF Softail Fat Boy Cruiser 1,584 cc[154] | 2009 | 47 kW / 63 bhp | 324 kg / 714 lb | 145 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
BMW 7 Series 760Li 6 L V12[155] | 2006 | 327 kW / 439 bhp | 2250 kg / 4960 lb | 145 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Subaru Impreza WRX STi 2.0 L[156] | 2008 | 227 kW / 304 bhp | 1530 kg / 3373 lb | 148 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Kia Stinger GT | 2021 | 272 kW / 365 hp | 1737 kg / 3829 lb | 157 W/kg / 0.095 hp/lb |
Opel Speedster | 2000 | 149 kW / 200 hp | 930 kg / 2050 lb | 160 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Ginetta G40 | 2010 | 130 kW / 175 hp | 795 kg / 1753 lb | 164 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Honda Civic Type R | 2020 | 235 kW / 316 hp | 1395 kg / 3075 lb | 169 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
GMH HSV Clubsport / GMV VXR8 / GMC CSV CR8 / Pontiac G8 6 L V8[157] | 2006 | 317 kW / 425 bhp | 1831 kg / 4037 lb | 173 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Tesla Roadster[158] | 2011 | 215 kW / 288 bhp | 1235 kg / 2723 lb | 174 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz SLK 32 AMG[159] | 2001 | 260 kW / 349 hp | 1495 kg / 3296 lb | 174 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Maserati GranSport | 2004 | 294 kW / 395 hp | 1680 kg / 3704 lb | 175 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Pontiac GTO | 2005 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 1690 kg / 3725 lb | 176.5 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Nissan Fairlady Z NISMO | 2013 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 1466 kg / 3232 lb | 178 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Sports vehicles
Power-to-weight ratio is an important vehicle characteristic that affects the acceleration of sports vehicles.
Vehicle | Year | Power | Vehicle weight | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Saleen S331 Supercab | 2008 | 336 kW / 450 hp | 2495 kg / 5500 lb | 134.5 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Ford F-150 SVT Raptor | 2010 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 2729 kg / 6016 lb | 137 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Lamborghini 63 speedboat[160][161] | 2020 | 2983 kW / 4000 hp | 21,172 kg / 48,000 lb | 137 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz #24 Tankpool24 European Truck Racing Championship racing truck[162] | 2015 | 783 kW / 1050 hp | 5500 kg / 12125 lb | 142 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Top Gear Track-Tor[163] | 2018 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 2495 kg / 5500 lb | 149.5 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Nissan 350Z | 2007 | 228 kW / 306 hp | 1515 kg / 3339 lb | 151 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Porsche Boxster | 2003 | 191 kW / 258 hp | 1250 kg / 2756 lb | 154 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Dodge Ram SRT-10 | 2004 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 2327 kg / 5130 lb | 160 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Mazda RX-7 Spirit R (Type A) | 2002 | 206 kW / 276 hp | 1270 kg / 2800 lb | 162 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Jaguar XJ | 2003 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 1790 kg / 3946 lb | 167 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
BMW 1M Coupé | 2011 | 250 kW / 335 hp | 1495 kg / 3296 lb | 167 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Porsche Boxster | 2007 | 217 kW / 291 hp | 1295 kg / 2855 lb | 167.5 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Dodge Ram Rebel TRX[164][165] | 2021 | 523.5 kW / 702 hp | 3114 kg / 6866 lb | 168 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
BMW Z3 BMW M Coupé and Roadster | 2002 | 239 kW / 321 hp | 1420 kg / 3130.6 lb | 168.5 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Ford Mustang SVT Cobra | 2003 | 291 kW / 390 hp | 1662 kg / 3665 lb | 175 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Nissan 370Z NISMO | 2009 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 1466 kg / 3232 lb | 178 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
BMW i8 | 2020 | 275 kW / 369 hp | 1539 kg / 3394 lb | 179 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Lotus Elise SC | 2008 | 163 kW / 218 hp | 910 kg / 2006 lb | 179 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution WRC | 2001 | 221 kW / 296 hp | 1230 kg / 2717 lb | 179 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Lotus Evora S | 2010 | 258 kW / 346 hp | 1437 kg / 3168 lb | 179.5 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Aussie Racing Cars silhouette race car | 93 kW / 125 hp | 515 kg / 1135 lb | 181 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb | |
Audi TT RS plus | 2012 | 265 kW / 355 hp | 1450 kg / 3197 lb | 183 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Can-Am Spyder RT[166] | 86 kW / 115 hp | 464 kg / 1021 lb | 185 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb | |
Hennessey VelociRaptor 6x6[167][168] | 2020 | 565 kW / 758 hp | 3038 kg / 6697 lb | 186 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Local Motors Rally Fighter | 2010 | 321 kW / 430 hp | 1720 kg / 3792 lb | 186 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Bentley Bentayga | 2020 | 467 kW / 626 hp | 2440 kg / 5379 lb | 191 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Citroën DS3 WRC rally car[169] | 2011 | 235 kW / 315 hp | 1200 kg / 2,645.5 lb | 196 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Alpine A110S | 2017 | 221 kW / 296 hp | 1114 kg / 2456 lb | 198 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Lotus 340R | 2000 | 139 kW / 187 hp | 701 kg / 1545 lb | 199 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Alfa Romeo 4C | 2013 | 177 kW / 237 hp | 895 kg / 1973 lb | 199 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Artega GT[170] | 220 kW / 300 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 200 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb | |
Suzuki GSX-R/4 | 2001 | 129 kW / 173 hp | 640 kg / 1410 lb | 202 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
BMW M5[171] | 2004 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 1848 kg / 4074 lb | 202 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Mastretta MXT | 2011 | 184 kW / 247 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 205 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Audi R8 Spyder 4.2 FSI Quattro | 2011 | 319 kW / 428 hp | 1560 kg / 3439 lb | 205 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Monster Jam monster trucks[172] | 1118.5 kW / 1500 hp | 5443 kg / 12,000 lb | 205.5 W/kg / 0.125 hp/lb | |
Lotus Exige GT3[173] | 2006 | 202.1 kW / 271 hp | 980 kg / 2160 lb | 206 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz E 63 AMG | 2009 | 378 kW / 507 hp | 1830 kg / 4035 lb | 207 W/kg / 0.125 hp/lb |
Ligier JS F4 Formula 4[174] | 2016 | 119 kW / 160 hp | 570 kg / 1254 lb | 209 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 | 2001 | 302 kW / 405 hp | 1439 kg / 3172 lb | 210 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
BMW M3 GTR | 2001 | 285 kW / 382 hp | 1350 kg / 2980 lb | 211 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 | 2019 | 309 kW / 414 hp | 1451 kg / 3199 lb | 213 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
FPV FG GT-F 351[175] | 2014 | 404 kW / 542 hp | 1880 kg / 4145 lb | 215 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Porsche Cayman GT4 | 2015 | 283 kW / 380 hp | 1310 kg / 2888 lb | 216 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifolio[176] | 2021 | 377 kW / 505 hp | 1734 kg / 3822 lb | 217 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Urus[177] | 2019 | 478 kW / 641 hp | 2200 kg / 4850 lb | 217 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Audi e-tron GT | 2020 | 482 kW / 646 hp | 2200 kg / 4850 lb | 219 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale | 2003 | 313 kW / 420 hp | 1430 kg / 3152 lb | 219 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz C 63 AMG Coupé Black Series[178] | 2011 | 380 kW / 517 hp | 1748 kg / 3854 lb | 220.5 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C6[179] | 2008 | 321 kW / 430 hp | 1441 kg / 3177 lb | 223 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Spark-Renault SRT_01E Formula E | 2014 | 201 kW / 270 hp | 898 kg / 1980 lb | 224 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Bentley Continental Supersports | 2017 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 2320 kg / 5115 lb | 225 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Nissan GT-R R35 3.8 L Turbo V6[180] | 406 kW / 545 hp | 1779 kg / 3922 lb[181] | 228 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb | |
Aston Martin DB9 GT | 2015 | 402 kW / 540 hp | 1760 kg / 3880 lb | 229 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Mygale FB02 Formula BMW | 2001 | 100 kW / 140 hp | 455 kg / 1003 lb | 229.5 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Dirt Modified US Legend Cars | 104 kW / 140 hp | 454 kg / 1000 lb | 230 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb | |
Aston Martin Vantage N24 | 2006 | 306 kW / 410 hp | 1330 kg / 2930 lb | 230 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Tesla Model S P85D 85kWh AWD Performance[182] | 515 kW / 691 hp | 2239 kg / 4936 lb | 230 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb | |
Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R[183] | 2020 | 392 kW / 526 hp | 1686 kg / 3717 lb | 233 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Vauxhall VXR8[184][185] | 2017 | 438 kW / 587 hp | 1880 kg / 4145 lb | 233 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Ford Fiesta WRC[186] | 2017 | 283 kW / 380 hp | 1200 kg / 2646 lb | 236 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Hyundai i20 WRC[187] | 2021 | 283 kW / 380 hp | 1190 kg / 2623.5 lb | 238 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Ferrari California T | 2014 | 412 kW / 553 hp | 1730 kg / 3813 lb | 238 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Spyker C8 Laviolette | 2001 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 1250 kg / 2756 lb | 239 W/kg / 0.145 hp/lb |
Spark ODYSSEY 21 | 2021 | 400 kW / 536 hp | 1650 kg / 3368 lb | 242 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
TVR Tamora | 2002 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 1050 kg / 2315 lb | 248.5 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Jaguar XKR-S | 2011 | 404 kW / 542 hp | 1595 kg / 3516 lb | 253 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette | 2020 | 369 kW / 495 hp | 1527 kg / 3366 lb | 242 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Porsche Taycan Turbo S | 560 kW / 751 hp | 2295 kg / 5060 lb | 244 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb | |
Jeep Trailcat[188] | 2016 | 527 kW / 707 hp | 2087 kg / 4600 lb | 253 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Aston Martin V12 Vantage S | 2013 | 421 kW / 565 hp | 1665 kg / 3671 lb | 253 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat 6.2 L Hemi V8[180] | 2015 | 527 kW / 707 hp | 2075 kg / 4575 lb | 254 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Saleen S-281E | 2006 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 1610 kg / 3550 lb | 255 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Ford GT | 2005 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 1581 kg / 3485 lb | 259.5 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Ferrari 430 Scuderia | 2007 | 375 kW / 503 hp | 1429 kg / 3150 lb | 262.5 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Tatuus USF-17 U.S. F2000[189] | 2017 | 130.5 kW / 175 hp | 497 kg / 1095 lb | 263 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series[190] | 2008 | 493 kW / 661 hp | 1870 kg / 4123 lb | 264 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Jaguar F-Type SVR | 2016 | 423 kW / 567 hp | 1597 kg / 3521 lb | 265 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C6 Z06[179] | 376 kW / 505 hp | 1421 kg / 3133 lb | 265 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb | |
Porsche 911 GT3 RS | 2018 | 382 kW / 513 hp | 1430 kg / 3153 lb | 267.5 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Porsche 911 (996) GT2 | 2002 | 355 kW / 476 hp | 2904 lb / 1317 kg | 269.5 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Porsche 911 GT2 | 2007 | 390 kW / 523 hp | 1440 kg / 3200 lb | 271 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Spark SRT05e Formula E | 2018 | 250 kW / 335 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 278 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Lexus LF-A | 2010 | 412 kW / 552 hp | 1480 kg / 3263 lb | 278 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Lotus 2-Eleven | 2007 | 188 kW / 252 hp | 670 kg / 1477 lb | 280.5 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
TVR Sagaris | 2005 | 303 kW / 406 kW | 1078 kg / 2376 lb | 281 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
KTM X-Bow R | 2011 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 790 kg / 1740 lb | 283 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Ferrari 458 Speciale | 2013 | 445 kW / 597 hp | 1565 kg / 3450 lb | 284.5 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Dodge Charger Hellcat Redeye[191] | 2021 | 594 kW / 797 hp | 2086.5 kg / 4600 lb | 285 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Jeep Hurricane | 2005 | 500 kW / 670 hp | 1746 kg / 3850 lb | 286 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C7.R GT3 | 2014 | 1245 kg / 2745 lb | 366 kW / 491 hp | 294 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Bugatti 16C Galibier[192] | 2009 | 735 kW / 986 hp | 2495 kg / 5500 lb | 295 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
TVR Tuscan Speed Six | 2003 | 328 kW / 440 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 298 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series | 2013 | 464 kW / 622 hp | 1549 kg / 3415 lb | 299 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C8.R GT3[193] | 2020 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 1240 kg / 2733 lb | 301 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Westfield Megabusa[194] | 2005 | 132 kW / 178 hp | 440 kg / 970 lb | 302 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Honda ST1300 sport touring motorcycle | 2013 | 87 kW / 117 hp | 286 kg / 631 lb | 305 W/kg / 0.185 hp/lb |
Dallara F312 Formula 3 | 2012 | 179 kW / 240 hp | 580 kg / 1279 lb | 308.5 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz C-Coupé DTM touring car[195] | 2012 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 1110 kg / 2,447 lb | 309 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Maserati MC20 | 2021 | 464 kW / 622 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 309 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
McLaren 570S[196] | 2020 | 419 kW / 562 hp | 1356 kg / 2989 lb | 309 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Ascari KZ1-R | 2005 | 388 kW / 520 hp | 1250 kg / 2756 lb | 310 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Superleggera | 2010 | 419 kW / 562 hp | 1340 kg / 2954 lb | 313 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
BMW R1200RT sport touring motorcycle | 2005 | 81 kW / 109 hp | 259 kg / 571 lb | 314 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
McLaren 620R[197] | 2020 | 456 kW / 612 hp | 1453 kg / 3203 lb | 314 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Callaway C16 | 2007 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 1531 kg / 3375 lb | 317 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Saleen S5S Raptor | 2008 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 1526 kg / 3365 lb | 317.5 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Murciélago LP 670-4 SV[198] | 2009 | 493 kW / 661 hp | 1550 kg / 3417 lb | 318 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup car | 2016 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 490 kg / 1080 lb | 319.5 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4-12C | 2012 | 459 kW / 616 hp | 1434 kg / 3161 lb | 320 W/kg / 0.195 hp/lb |
Ruf Turbo R Limited | 2016 | 462 kW / 620 hp | 1440 kg / 3175 lb | 321 W/kg / 0.195 hp/lb |
Dodge Viper | 2015 | 481 kW / 645 hp | 1495 kg / 3297 lb | 321.6 W/kg / 0.195 hp/lb |
Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Super Snake[199][200] | 2020 | 615 kW / 825 hp | 1905 kg / 4200 lb | 323 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ford GT | 2020 | 492 kW / 660 hp | 1521 kg / 3354 lb | 323.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Westfield XTR2[201] | 2001 | 132 kW / 178 hp | 410 kg / 904 lb | 324 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Dodge Challenger SRT Demon | 2018 | 626 kW / 840 hp | 1930 kg / 4255 lb | 324.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Audi Rosemeyer[202] | 2000 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 1607 kg / 3543 lb | 325 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
BMW M3 DTM | 2012 | 358 kW / 480 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 325 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Porsche Carrera GT | 2004 | 450 kW / 605 hp | 1380 kg / 3042 lb | 326 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Audi A4 DTM | 2005 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 1050 kg / 2315 lb | 327 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Cadillac Sixteen[192] | 2003 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 2270 kg / 5005 lb | 328.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 | 2011 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 1245 kg / 2745 lb | 329 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz AMG C-Class DTM | 2007 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 1040 kg / 2293 lb | 330 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Dallara GP3/10 GP3 Series | 2010 | 209 kW / 280 hp | 630 kg / 1389 lb | 331 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ginetta G50Z | 2008 | 365 kW / 490 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 332 W/kg/ 0.20 hp/lb |
McLaren Artura[203] | 2021 | 500 kW / 671 hp | 1498 kg / 3303 lb | 334 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ferrari F430 GT3 | 2006 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 1219 kg / 2687 lb | 336.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Caterham 7 CSR-260 | 2005 | 194 kW / 260 hp | 575 kg / 1268 lb | 337 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ferrari 812 Superfast | 2017 | 588 kW / 789 hp | 1744 kg / 3845 lb | 337 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series pickup trucks | 522 kW / 700 hp | 1542 kg / 3400 lb | 338.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb | |
Stadium Super Truck | 447 kW / 600 hp | 1300 kg / 2900 lb | 340 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb | |
Lamborghini Huracán LP 640-4 Performanté | 2017 | 470.5 kW / 631 hp | 1382 kg / 3047 lb | 340.5 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
KTM 450 EXC-F[204] | 2021 | 38 kW / 51 hp | 111 kg / 245 lb | 342 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Aston Martin One-77 | 2009 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 1630 kg / 3594 lb | 343 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Dallara Stradale | 2017 | 294 kW / 395 hp | 855 kg / 1885 lb | 344.5 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Australian V8 Supercars | 485 kW / 650 hp | 1395 kg / 3075 lb | 347.5 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb | |
Maserati Birdcage 75th | 2005 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 1500 kg / 3300 lb | 349 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C7 ZR-1 | 2019 | 563 kW / 755 hp | 1615 kg / 3560 lb | 349 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Joss JT1 | 2004 | 328 kW / 440 hp | 940 kg / 2072 lb | 349 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Porsche 911 GT2 RS | 2017 | 515 kW / 691 hp | 1470 kg / 3241 lb | 350.5 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C6.R GT1 | 2005 | 440 kW / 590 hp | 1245 kg / 2745 lb | 353 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Sector111 Drakan Spyder[205] | 321 kW / 430 hp | 907 kg / 2000 lb | 354 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb | |
Verge TS electric motorcycle[206][207] | 2019 | 80 kW / 107 hp | 225 kg / 496 lb | 356 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Enzo Ferrari | 2002 | 485 kW / 651 hp | 1365 kg / 3009 lb | 356 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ginetta G61-LT-P3 Le Mans Prototype | 2019 | 339 kW / 455 hp | 950 kg / 2094 lb | 357 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ruf Rt 12 R | 2011 | 537 kW / 720 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 358 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione | 2011 | 544 kW / 730 hp | 1504 kg / 3315 lb | 362 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ascari A10 | 2006 | 466 kW / 625 hp | 1280 kg / 2822 lb | 364 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Volkswagen W-12 Nardò | 2001 | 441 kW / 591 hp | 1200 kg / 2646 lb | 367 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ferrari F8 | 2019 | 530 kW / 710 hp | 1435 kg / 3164 lb | 369 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ducati Monster 696 | 2008 | 59 kW / 80 hp | 161 kg / 355 lb | 370.5 W/kg / 0.225 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Aventador SVJ LP770-4 | 2018 | 566 kW / 760 hp | 1525 kg / 3362 lb | 372 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Asterion | 2014 | 670 kW / 898 hp | 1800 kg / 3968 lb | 372 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Drako GTE[208] | 2020 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 2404 kg / 5300 lb | 372 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Cadillac Cien[209] | 2002 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 373 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Zenos E10 R[210][211][212] | 2016 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 373 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
R.J. Anderson #37 Polaris RZR-Rockstar Energy Pro 2 trophy truck[213] | 2016 | 634 kW / 850 hp | 1701 kg / 3750 lb | 373 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
McLaren 675LT | 2016 | 497 kW / 666 hp | 1328 kg / 2927 lb | 374 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Tesla Model S Plaid+[214][215] | 2021 | 820 kW / 1100 hp | 2162 kg / 4766 lb | 379 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Lucid Air Dream Edition[216][217] | 2021 | 805 kW / 1080 hp | 2100 kg / 4630 lb | 383.5 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Lotus 3-Eleven | 2015 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 890 kg / 1962 lb | 385 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
KF1 kart racing go-kart[218] | 30 kW / 40 hp | 77 kg / 170 lb | 387 W/kg / 0.235 hp/lb | |
Bugatti Veyron 16.4 | 2005 | 736 kW / 987 hp | 1888 kg / 4162 lb | 390 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Honda Project 2&4[219] | 2015 | 158 kW / 212 hp | 405 kg / 893 lb | 390 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Canepa Design Porsche 959[220] | 2018 | 569 kW / 763 hp | 1450 kg / 3197 lb | 392 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
BAC Mono[221] | 2011 | 213 kW / 285 hp | 540 kg / 1190 lb | 394 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Ruf RTR[222] | 2013 | 590 kW / 791 hp | 1490 kg / 3285 lb | 396 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 | 2020 | 602 kW / 807 hp | 1520 kg / 3351 lb | 396 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Aston Martin DBR9 GT1 | 2005 | 466 kW / 625 hp | 1170 kg / 2579 lb | 398 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Ferrari Monza SP1 | 2019 | 596.5 kW / 800 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 398 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Volvo Iron Knight[223] | 2016 | 1790 kW / 2400 hp | 4500 kg / 9921 lb | 398 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Porsche 918 Spyder[224] | 2015 | 661 kW / 887 hp | 1656 kg / 3650 lb | 399 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Donkervoort D8 GTO | 2013 | 695 kg / 1532 lb | 280 kW / 375 hp | 402 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Venturi Buckeye Bullet 3 land speed record electric vehicle[225] | 2016 | 1480 kW / 1985 hp | 3629 kg / 8000 lb | 408 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Tatuus PM-18 Pro Mazda | 2018 | 205 kW / 275 hp | 500 kg / 1102 lb | 410 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Caterham SP/300.R[226] | 2012 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 545 kg / 1201.5 lb | 410.5 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Pagani Zonda Cinque | 2009 | 499 kW / 669 hp | 1210 kg / 2668 lb | 412 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Ferrari 488 GT Modificata | 2020 | 515 kW / 690 hp | 1245 kg / 2745 lb | 413 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
JCB Dieselmax land speed record streamliner | 2006 | 1118.5 kW / 1500 hp | 2700 kg / 5952.5 lb | 414 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Energica Ego+ electric motorcycle[227][228] | 2019 | 107 kW / 145 hp | 258 kg / 569 lb | 415 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Ruf CTR3 Clubsport | 2012 | 571 kW / 766 hp | 1377 kg / 3035 lb | 415 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Koenigsegg CC8S | 2002 | 488 kW / 655 hp | 1175 kg / 2590 lb | 416 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Hennessey CTS-V[229] | 2020 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 1792 kg / 3950 lb | 416 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
McLaren 765LT | 2020 | 563 kW / 755 hp | 1339 kg / 2952 lb | 420.5 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Dallara F3 2019 Formula 3 | 2019 | 283 kW / 380 hp | 673 kg / 1484 lb | 421 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
W Motors Lykan HyperSport | 2014 | 581.6 kW / 780 hp | 1380 kg / 3042 lb | 421.5 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Honda NSF250R Moto3[230] | 2021 | 35.5 kW / 47.6 hp | 84 kg / 185 lb | 423 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Ariel Atom 3S[231] | 2014 | 272 kW / 365 hp | 639 kg / 1400 lb | 426 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus SCG 003 | 2014 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 1300 kg / 2866 lb | 430 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
unrestricted NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stock cars[232][233][234] | 2016 | 671 kW / 900 hp | 1542 kg / 3400 lb | 435 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Hennessey Exorcist Camaro[235] | 2021 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 1705.5 kg / 3760 lb | 437 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
W Motors Fenyr SuperSport | 2019 | 596 kW / 799 hp | 1350 kg / 2976 lb | 441 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 | 2020 | 610 kW / 820 hp | 1376 kg / 3034 lb | 444 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Elemental RP1[236] | 2021 | 276 kW / 370 hp | 620 kg / 1367 lb | 445 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Ferrari LaFerrari[237] | 2015 | 708 kW / 950 hp | 1585 kg / 3495 lb | 447 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Volkswagen I.D. R | 2018 | 507 kW / 680 hp | 1100 kg / 2500 lb | 447 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Mosler MT900S | 2003 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 998 kg / 2200 lb | 448 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Dallara GP3/16 GP3 Series | 2016 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 661 kg / 1457 lb | 451 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
McLaren P1[238] | 2013 | 673 kW / 903 hp | 1490 kg / 3280 lb | 452 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Aston Martin Vulcan | 2015 | 611 kW / 820 hp | 1350 kg / 2976 lb | 453 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
KTM RC250R | 2013 | 37 kW / 50 hp | 82 kg / 181 lb | 455 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
McLaren Elva[239] | 2021 | 600 kW / 804 hp | 1315 kg / 2900 lb | 456 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Hulme F1[240] | 2020 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 980 kg / 2160.5 lb | 456.5 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Arc Vector electric motorcycle[241][228] | 2018 | 102 kW / 137 hp | 220 kg / 485 lb | 464 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Apollo Intensa Emozione | 2019 | 582 kW / 780 hp | 1250 kg / 2755 lb | 465 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Audi RS5 Turbo DTM | 2020 | 500 kW / 670 hp | 1070 kg / 2359 lb | 467 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Honda CBR600RR[242] | 2021 | 89 kW / 119 hp | 194 kg / 428 lb | 467 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Ferrari SF90 Stradale | 2019 | 735 kW / 986 hp | 1570 kg / 3461 lb | 468 W/kg / 0.285 hp/lb |
Dallara GP3/13 GP3 Series | 2013 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 630 kg / 1389 lb | 473.5 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Hennessey Viper Venom 1000 Twin Turbo[243] | 2005 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 1574 kg / 3469 lb | 474 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
De Tomaso P72 | 2020 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 474.5 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Acura ARX-01b Le Mans Prototype | 2008 | 380 kW / 510 hp | 800 kg / 1764 lb | 475 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Ginetta G58 sports prototype | 2018 | 429 kW / 575 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 476 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Lotus Elise GT1 | 453 kW / 607 hp | 950 kg / 2094 lb | 476.5 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb | |
Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport | 2010 | 882 kW / 1183 hp | 1834 kg / 4044 lb | 481 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Zenvo ST1 | 2009 | 812 kW / 1089 hp | 1688 kg / 3721 lb | 481 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Acura ARX-05 DPi sports prototype | 2018 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 930 kg / 2050 lb | 481 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Chrysler ME Four-Twelve | 2004 | 634 kW / 850 hp | 1310 kg / 2888 lb | 484 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Oreca 07 Le Mans Prototype | 2017 | 450 kW / 603 hp | 930 kg / 2050 lb | 484 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Aprilia RSV 1000 R | 2004 | 104 kW / 139 hp | 214 kg / 472 lb | 484 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Maserati MC12 Versione Corse[244] | 2006 | 563 kW / 755 hp | 1150 kg / 2535 lb | 489.5 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
McLaren Senna | 2019 | 588 kW / 789 hp | 1198 kg / 2641 lb | 491 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Rimac Concept One | 2013 | 913 kW / 1224 hp | 1850 kg / 4080 lb | 493.5 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Gumpert Apollo Enraged[245] | 2012 | 582 kW / 780 hp | 1175 kg / 2590 lb | 495 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Pagani Huayra Imola | 2020 | 617 kW / 827 hp | 1246 kg / 2747 lb | 495 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Mazda Furai | 2008 | 336 kW / 450 hp | 675 kg / 1488 lb | 497 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Ascari A410 Le Mans Prototype | 2000 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 497 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Courage C60 Le Mans Prototype | 2005 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 497 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Bentley Speed 8 Le Mans Prototype | 2003 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 497 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Radical SR8LM | 2007 | 339 kW / 455 hp | 680 kg / 1500 lb | 498.5 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Thunderbolt land speed record car | 3504 kW / 4700 hp | 7 t / 15432 lb | 500 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb | |
Trans-Am Series sports cars[246] | 634 kW / 850 hp | 1261 kg / 2780 lb | 503 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb | |
Hispano-Suiza Carmen Boulogne[247][248] | 2021 | 820 kW / 1100 hp | 1630 kg / 3594 lb | 503 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
Ferrari FXX | 2005 | 588 kW / 788.5 hp | 1155 kg / 2546 lb | 509 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
Koenigsegg CCR | 2004 | 601 kW / 806 hp | 1180 kg / 2601 lb | 509 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
BUB Seven Streamliner land speed record streamlined motorcycle | 2006 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 730 kg / 1600 lb | 514 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
Suzuki Hayabusa | 2007 | 128.4 kW / 172.2 hp | 250 kg / 550 lb | 514 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
Naran Naran[249] | 2021 | 781 kW / 1034 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 514 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
Acura ARX-02a Le Mans Prototype | 2009 | 466 kW / 625 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 518 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
Koenigsegg CCX-R Edition | 759 kW / 1018 hp | 1456 kg / 3210 lb | 521 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb | |
Gordon Murray Automotive T.50 | 2022 | 488 kW / 654 hp | 986 kg / 2174 lb | 522 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Radical RXC Turbo 500R[250] | 2016 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 1000 kg / 2205 lb | 522 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Polaris Industries Assault Snowmobile[251] | 2009 | 115 kW / 154 hp | 221 kg / 487 lb | 523 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Pescarolo 01 Le Mans Prototype[252] | 2007 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 925 kg / 2039 lb | 524 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Ford Mustang Mach-E 1400[253] | 2020 | 1044 kW / 1400 hp | 1993 kg / 4394 lb | 524 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Audi R10 TDI Le Mans Prototype[254] | 2006 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 925 kg / 2039 lb | 524 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Ginetta-Zytek GZ09S Le Mans Prototype | 2009 | 473.5 W/kg / 635 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 526 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14 | 2012 | 143 kW / 191.7 hp | 269 kg / 593 lb | 532 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
McLaren P1 LM | 2016 | 735 kW / 986 hp | 1380 kg / 3042 lb | 533 W/kg / 0.32 hp/lb |
Porsche RS Spyder Evo[255] | 2007 | 375 kW / 503 hp | 775 kg / 1709 lb | 533.5 W/kg / 0.325 hp/lb |
Brabham BT62 | 2018 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 972 kg / 2143 lb | 537 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Dome S102 Le Mans Prototype[256] | 2008 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 538.5 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Lola-Aston Martin B09/60 Le Mans Prototype | 2008 | 480 kW / 650 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 539 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
McLaren Speedtail | 2020 | 772 kW / 1035 hp | 1430 kg / 3153 lb | 540 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
MG-Lola EX257 Le Mans Prototype[257] | 2002 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 686 kg / 1512 lb | 543.5 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Dodge Tomahawk | 2003 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 680 kg / 1500 lb | 548 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Aria FXE[258] | 2019 | 858 kW / 1150 hp | 1565 kg / 3450 lb | 548 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Pagani Zonda Revolución | 2012 | 588 kW / 789 hp | 1070 kg / 2359 lb | 550 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Aston Martin Valhalla | 2021 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 1350 kg / 2976 lb | 552 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Bugatti Chiron | 2016 | 1103 kW / 1479 hp | 1995 kg / 4398 lb | 553 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Ariel HIPERCAR[259] | 2020 | 880 kW / 1180 hp | 1587.5 kg / 3500 lb | 554 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Zenvo TSR-S | 2018 | 878 kW / 1177 hp | 1580 kg / 3483 lb | 555.5 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Bugatti Divo | 2019 | 1103 kW / 1479 hp | 1941 kg / 4280 lb | 568 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
NIO EP9 | 2016 | 1000 kW / 1341 hp | 1735 kg / 3825 lb | 576 W/kg / 0.35 hp/lb |
Gardner Douglas GD T70 Spyder[260] | 2010 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 580 W/kg / 0.35 hp/lb |
Porsche LMP2000 Le Mans Prototype[261][262] | 2000 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 580 W/kg / 0.35 hp/lb |
Lightfighter v2.0 electric motorcycle[263] | 2020 | 105 kW / 141 hp | 181 kg / 399 lb | 581 W/kg / 0.35 hp/lb |
Ultima GTR 720[264] | 2006 | 536.9 kW / 720 hp | 920 kg / 2183 lb | 583 W/kg / 0.35 hp/lb |
Honda CBR954RR | 2002 | 115 kW / 154 hp | 195 kg / 430 lb | 589 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Swift 017.n Formula Nippon[265][266] | 2009 | 395 kW / 530 hp | 670 kg / 1477 lb | 590 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Dallara T08 World Series Formula V8 3.5 | 2008 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 628 kg / 1385 lb | 593.5 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Rebellion R13 Le Mans Prototype | 496 kW / 665 hp | 833 kg / 1836.5 lb | 595 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb | |
Bugatti Centodieci | 2020 | 1176 kW / 1578 hp | 1976 kg / 4356 hp | 595.5 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Dallara IL-15 Indy Lights[267] | 2015 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 626 kg / 1380 lb | 596 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Iconic GTR Roadster[268] | 2009 | 597 kW / 800 hp | 998 kg / 2200 lb | 598 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Dallara SP1 Le Mans Prototype | 2001 | 544 kW / 730 hp[269] | 909 kg / 2004 lb | 599 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Dallara SF19 Super Formula | 2019 | 405 kW / 543 hp | 670 kg / 1477 lb | 604 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb |
Late Model modified stock cars[270][271][272] | 630 kW / 850 hp | 1043 kg / 2300 lb | 607.5 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb | |
Delage D12[273] | 2020 | 828 kW / 1110 hp | 1361 kg / 3000 lb | 608 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb |
Lotus 38 USAC Indy car | 373 kW / 500 hp | 612 kg / 1349 lb | 609 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb | |
Dallara SF14 Super Formula | 2014 | 405 kW / 543 hp | 660 kg / 1455 lb | 613.5 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb |
MV Agusta F3 800 RC[274] | 2021 | 114 kW / 153 hp | 184 kg / 405 lb | 621 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Williams JPH1 FIA Formula Two Championship | 2010 | 358 kW / 480 hp | 570 kg / 1257 lb | 628 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Gordon Murray Automotive T.50s[275][276] | 2022 | 541 kW / 725 hp | 852 kg / 1653 lb | 634 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Dallara T12 World Series Formula V8 3.5 | 2012 | 395 kW / 530 hp | 616 kg / 1358 lb | 642 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Dallara F2 2018 Formula 2 | 2018 | 462 kW / 620 hp | 720 kg / 1587 lb | 642 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Leblanc Mirabeau[277] | 2005 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 812 kg / 1790 lb | 643 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Falcon F7 Twin Turbo[278][279] | 2021 | 820 kW / 1100 hp | 1263 kg / 2785 lb | 649 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Ferrari FXX-K | 2015 | 772 kW / 1036 hp | 1165 kg / 2568 lb | 663 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Dallara GP2/11 GP2 Series | 2011 | 456 kW / 612 hp | 688 kg / 1517 lb | 663 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Lola B05/52 A1 Grand Prix | 2005 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 615 kg / 1356 lb | 667 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Lightning LS-218 electric motorcycle | 2014 | 150 kW / 200 hp | 225 kg / 500 lb | 667 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Honda CBR1000RR | 2009 | 133 kW / 178 hp | 199 kg / 439 lb | 668 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Dallara GP2/08 GP2 Series | 2008 | 462 kW / 620 hp | 688 kg / 1517 lb | 671.5 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Toyota GR010 Hybrid Le Mans Hypercar sports prototype | 2021 | 700 kW / 939 hp | 1040 kg / 2293 lb | 673 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R | 2000 | 140 kW / 190 hp | 210 kg / 463 lb | 675 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Ariel Atom 500 V8 | 2011 | 372 kW / 500 hp | 550 kg / 1212 lb | 676.3 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Suzuki GSX-R1000 | 2017 | 138 kW / 185 hp | 202 kg / 445 lb | 683 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
G-Force GF09 IndyCar | 2003 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 710 kg / 1565 lb | 683 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Koenigsegg Gemera | 2021 | 1268 kW / 1700 hp | 1850 kg / 4079 lb | 685 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Miss GEICO Mystic #113 offshore powerboat | 2006 | 3132 kW / 4200 hp | 4536 kg / 10,000 lb | 690.5 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
BMW S1000RR | 2009 | 144 kW / 193 hp | 207.7 kg / 458 lb | 693.3 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
RAESR Tachyon Speed[280] | 2019 | 932 kW / 1250 hp | 1338 kg / 2950 lb | 697 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Lotec Sirius[281] | 2000 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 1280 kg / 2822 lb | 699 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Dallara DW12 IndyCar | 2012 | 522 kW / 700 hp[282] | 750 kg / 1650 lb | 700 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Pininfarina Battista | 2020 | 1400 kW / 1877 hp | 2000 kg / 4409 lb | 700 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Koenigsegg Regera | 2016 | 1119 kW / 1500 hp | 1590 kg / 3510 lb | 703.5 W/kg / 0.43 hp/lb |
Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo Sport | 2015 | 1214 kW / 1627 hp | 1724 kg / 3800 lb | 704 W/kg / 0.43 hp/lb |
Lola B02/50 Formula 3000 | 2002 | 388 kW / 520 hp | 545 kg / 1202 lb | 711 W/kg / 0.43 hp/lb |
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R | 2016 | 147 kW / 197 hp | 206 kg / 454 lb | 713 W/kg / 0.43 hp/lb |
Weber F1[283] | 2013 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 1250 kg / 2755 lb | 716 W/kg / 0.435 hp/lb |
Dallara IR-03 IndyCar[284][285][286][287] | 2003 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 726 kg / 1600 lb | 719 W/kg / 0.44 hp/lb |
Aprilia RSV4 | 2009 | 150 kW / 201 hp | 208 kg / 458 lb | 721 W/kg / 0.44 hp/lb |
Rimac Concept Two | 2021 | 1408 kW / 1888 hp | 1950 kg / 4300 lb | 722 W/kg / 0.44 hp/lb |
A1 Grand Prix car | 2008 | 450 kW / 60 hp | 615 kg / 1356 lb | 727.5 W/kg / 0.44 hp/lb |
Superkart[288] | 75 kW / 100 hp | 102.5 kg / 225 lb | 727.5 W/kg / 0.44 hp/lb | |
Midget cars | 298 kW / 400 hp | 410 kg / 900 lb | 731 W/kg / 0.44 hp/lb | |
Koenigsegg One:1 | 2015 | 1000 kW / 1341 hp | 1360 kg / 2998 lb | 735 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Mansory Carbonado GT[289] | 2014 | 1176 kW / 1600 hp | 1622 kg / 3572 lb | 736 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Boba Motoring Volkswagen Golf Mk2[290] | 919.5 kW / 1233 hp | 1240 kg / 2734 lb | 741.5 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb | |
Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak | 2013 | 652 kW / 875 hp | 875 kg / 1930 lb | 745 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Quantum GP700[291][292][293][294] | 2016 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 746 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Czinger 21C | 2021 [295] | 932 kW / 1250 hp | 1250 kg / 2756 lb | 746 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Saleen S7 Le Mans[296] | 2017 | 969 kW / 1300 hp | 1300 kg / 2865 lb | 746 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Panoz DP09 Superleague Formula | 2008 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 748 kg / 1650 lb | 747 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
SSC Ultimate Aero XT | 2013 | 969 kW / 1300 hp | 1270 kg / 2800 lb | 763 W/kg / 0.46 hp/lb |
Mercedes-AMG ONE | 2021 | 918 kW / 1231 hp | 1200 kg / 2646 lb | 765 W/kg / 0.465 hp/lb |
Vanda Dendrobium D-1[297][298][299] | 2019 | 1342 kW / 1800 hp | 1750 kg / 3858 lb | 767 W/kg / 0.47 hp/lb |
RUF 9ff GT9 Vmax[281] | 2007 | 1030 kW / 1381 hp | 1326 kg / 2923 lb | 777 W/kg / 0.47 hp/lb |
Aspark Owl[300] | 2020 | 1480 kW / 1985 hp | 1900 kg / 4189 lb | 779 W/kg / 0.47 hp/lb |
Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP[301] | 2021 | 160 kW / 215 hp | 201 kg / 443 lb | 798 W/kg / 0.485 hp/lb |
Ducati 1098R[302] | 2008 | 134 kW / 180 hp | 165 kg / 364 lb | 813 W/kg / 0.49 hp/lb |
Ducati Desmosedici RR[303][304] | 2008 | 149 kW / 200 hp | 180 kg / 400 lb | 822 W/kg / 0.50 hp/lb |
Triumph Rocket land speed record streamliner motorcycle[305] | 2013 | 750 kW / 1000 hp | 907 kg / 2000 lb | 822 W/kg / 0.50 hp/lb |
Glickenhaus 007S[306] | 2021 | 1044 kW / 1400 hp | 1270 kg / 2800 lb | 822 W/kg / 0.50 hp/lb |
Toyota TS050 Hybrid[307] | 2016 | 735 kW / 986 hp | 868 kg / 1936 lb | 837 W/kg / 0.51 hp/lb |
Aston Martin Valkyrie[308] | 2022 | 865 kW / 1160 hp | 1030 kg / 2271 lb | 840 W/kg / 0.51 hp/lb |
Koenigsegg Jesko | 2020 | 1195 kW / 1603 hp | 1420 kg / 3131 lb | 841.5 W/kg / 0.51 hp/lb |
Hennessey Venom GT Spyder | 2016 | 1082 kW / 1451 hp | 1258 kg / 2773 lb | 860 W/kg / 0.52 hp/lb |
Saleen S7 LM[309] | 2019 | 1118.5 kW / 1500 hp | 1300 kg / 2865 lb | 861 W/kg / 0.52 hp/lb |
Wolf GB08 TSC-Honda Pikes Peak[310][311] | 2018 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 518 kg / 1142 lb | 864 W/kg / 0.52 hp/lb |
Red Bull RB9 Formula One | 2013 | 560 kW / 750 hp | 642 kg / 1415 lb | 872 W/kg / 0.53 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4-26 Formula One | 2011 | 560 kW / 750 hp | 640 kg / 1411 lb | 874 W/kg / 0.53 hp/lb |
Lotus Evija | 2021 | 1470 kW / 1,970 hp | 1680 kg / 3700 lb | 875 W/kg / 0.53 hp/lb |
Weineck Cobra 780cui[312] | 890 kW / 1200 hp | 989 kg / 2180 lb | 905 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb | |
MV Agusta F4 Claudio | 2018 | 158 kW / 212 hp | 174.5 kg / 385 lb | 906 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Caparo T1 | 2006 | 470 kg / 1036 lb | 429 kW / 575 hp | 912 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Ducati 1199 Panigale R (WSB) | 2012 | 151 kW / 202 hp | 165 kg / 364 lb | 915 W/kg / 0.56 hp/lb |
Mercedes F1 W05 Hybrid Formula One | 2014 | 630 kW / 850 hp | 691 kg / 1523 lb | 917 W/kg / 0.56 hp/lb |
Vector WX-8[313][314] | 2008 | 1379.5 kW / 1850 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 920 W/kg / 0.56 hp/lb |
KillaCycle Drag racing electric motorcycle | 260 kW / 350 hp | 281 kg / 619 lb | 925 W/kg / 0.56 hp/lb | |
MTT Turbine Superbike[315] | 2008 | 213.3 kW / 286 hp | 227 kg / 500 lb | 940 W/kg / 0.57 hp/lb |
BMW Sauber F1.06 Formula One | 2006 | 567 kW / 760 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 944.5 W/kg / 0.57 hp/lb |
Fahlke Larea GT1 S12[316][281] | 2014 | 940 kW / 1260 hp | 980 kg / 2160.5 lb | 959 W/kg / 0.58 hp/lb |
Ultima RS[317] | 2020 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 921 kg / 2030 lb | 972 W/kg / 0.59 hp/lb |
Ferrari 248 F1 Formula One | 2006 | 585 kW / 785 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 975 W/kg / 0.59 hp/lb |
Hennessey Venom F5 | 2021 | 1355 kW / 1817 hp | 1385 kg / 3053 lb | 978 W/kg / 0.59 hp/lb |
Vyrus 987 C3 4V V supercharged motorcycle[318] | 2010 | 157.3 kW / 211 hp | 158 kg / 348.3 lb | 996 W/kg / 0.60 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4-22 Formula One | 2007 | 604 kW / 810 hp | 605 kg / 1334 lb | 998 W/kg / 0.61 hp/lb |
Panoz DP01 Champ Car | 2007 | 708 kW / 950 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 1008 W/kg / 0.61 hp/lb |
Twin-turbocharged Twin-engine Volkswagen Golf Mk3[319] | 1193 kW / 1600 hp | 1180 kg / 2601 lb[320] | 1011 W/kg / 0.615 hp/lb | |
Ferrari F1-2000 Formula One[321][322] | 2000 | 608 kW / 815 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 1013 W/kg / 0.62 hp/lb |
TOP 1 Ack Attack land speed record streamlined motorcycle | 2010 | 750 kW / 1000 hp | 733 kg / 1617 lb | 1017 W/kg / 0.62 hp/lb |
Porsche 919 EVO[323] | 2018 | 865 kW / 1160 hp | 849 kg / 1872 lb | 1019 W/kg / 0.62 hp/lb |
Mercedes-AMG F1 EQ Power+ Formula One | 2017 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 728 kg / 1605 lb | 1024 W/kg / 0.62 hp/lb |
Funco Motorsports F-9 sandrail | 1305 kW / 1750 hp | 1270 kg / 2800 lb | 1027.5 W/kg / 0.625 hp/lb | |
Sprint cars | 670 kW / 950 hp | 640 kg / 1,400 lb | 1046 W/kg / 0.64 hp/lb | |
SSC Tuatara | 2020 | 1305 kW / 1750 hp | 1247 kg / 2750 lb | 1046.5 W/kg / 0.64 hp/lb |
Kawasaki Ninja H2R[324] | 2015 | 230 kW / 310 hp | 216 kg / 476 lb | 1065 W/kg / 0.65 hp/lb |
Ferrari F2004 Formula One | 2004 | 645 kW / 865 hp | 600 kg / 1334 lb | 1066 W/kg / 0.65 hp/lb |
Bugatti Bolide[325][326] | 2021 | 1361 kW / 1825 hp | 1240 kg / 2734 lb | 1097.5 W/kg / 0.67 hp/lb |
Renault R25 Formula One[327] | 2005 | 671 /kW / 900 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 1118.5 W/kg / 0.68 hp/lb |
Suzuki GSV-R | 2002 | 165.5 kW / 225 hp | 150 kg / 330 lb | 1121 W/kg / 0.68 hp/lb |
Suzuki GSX-RR | 2016 | 177 kW / 237 hp | 157 kg / 346 lb | 1127 W/kg / 0.69 hp/lb |
Ducati Superleggera V-4[328] | 2020 | 174.5 kW / 234 hp | 152.2 kg / 335.5 lb | 1146.5 W/kg / 0.70 hp/lb |
Suzuki RGV500 Grand Prix motorcycle[329] | 2001 | 149 kW / 200 hp | 130 kg / 287 lb | 1147 W/kg / 0.70 hp/lb |
Yamaha YZR-M1 | 2002 | 183 kW / 245 hp | 157 kg / 346 lb | 1165.6 W/kg / 0.71 hp/lb |
Williams FW25 Formula One[330] | 2003 | 701 kW / 940 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 1168 W/kg / 0.71 hp/lb |
BMW Williams FW27 Formula One[331] | 2005 | 708 kW / 950 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 1181 W/kg / 0.72 hp/lb |
Ducati Desmosedici MotoGP[332] | 2021 | 186 kW / 250 hp | 157 kg / 346 lb | 1188 W/kg / 0.72 hp/lb |
Honda RC211V MotoGP | 2004 | 176.73 kW / 237 hp | 148 kg / 326 lb | 1194 W/kg / 0.73 hp/lb |
Corbellati Missile | 2019 | 1342 kW / 1800 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 1220 W/kg / 0.74 hp/lb |
KTM RC16[333] | 2020 | 198 kW / 265 hp | 157 kg / 346 lb | 1259 W/kg / 0.77 hp/lb |
Arash AF10[334][335] | 2016 | 1551 kW / 2080 hp | 1200 kg / 2645 lb | 1293 W/kg / 0.79 hp/lb |
Ford GT 300 MPH[336] | 2237 kW / 3000 hp | 1581 kg / 3485 lb | 1415 W/kg / 0.86 hp/lb | |
Devel Sixteen[337][338] | 3734 kW / 5007 hp | 2300 kg / 5070 lb | 1623 W/kg / 0.99 hp/lb | |
Rapom V8 motorcycle[339] | 2007 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 454 kg / 1000 lb | 1644 W/kg / 1.0 hp/lb |
Red Bull X1 | 2010 | 1161 kW / 1557 hp | 545 kg / 1201.5 lb | 2130 W/kg / 1.29 hp/lb |
Mosler MT900 GT-R XX Twin-Turbo 'Land Shark'[340] | 2009 | 1864 kW / 2500 hp | 861 kg / 1898 lb | 2165 W/kg / 1.32 hp/lb |
Drag bike V-twin nitromethane[341] | 1491 kW / 2000 hp | 454 kg / 1000 lb | 3288 W/kg / 2.0 hp/lb | |
John Force Racing Funny Car NHRA Drag Racing[342] | 2008 | 5,963.60 kW / 8000 hp | 1043 kg / 2,300 lb | 5717 W/kg / 3.50 hp/lb |
Top Fuel dragster[343] | 8203 kW / 11,000 hp | 1057 kg / 2330 lb | 7761 W/kg / 4.72 hp/lb |
Early vehicles
Vehicle | Year | Power | Vehicle weight | Power-to-weight ratio |
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Benz Patent Motorwagen 954 cc[344] | 1886 | 560 W / 0.75 bhp | 265 kg / 584 lb | 2.1 W/kg / 0.0013 hp/lb |
Force Motors Minidor Diesel 499 cc auto rickshaw[345][346] | 6.6 kW / 8.8 bhp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 9 W/kg / 0.0054 hp/lb | |
TGV BR Class 373 high-speed Eurostar Trainset | 1993 | 12,240 kW / 16,414 bhp | 816 t / 1,798,972 lb | 15 W/kg / 0.0091 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz Unimog 1500 | 1975 | 110 kW / 150 bhp | 5940 kg / 13,100 lb | 19 W/kg / 0.011 hp/lb |
Fiat 500 | 1957 | 10 kW / 13 bhp | 499 kg / 1100 lb | 19.4 W/kg / 0.011 hp/lb |
General Dynamics M1 Abrams Main battle tank[347] | 1980 | 1,119 kW / 1500 bhp | 55.7 t / 122,800 lb | 20.1 W/kg / 0.012 hp/lb |
Peel Trident | 1965 | 3.1 kW / 4.2 hp | 150 kg / 330 lb | 21 W/kg / 0.013 hp/lb |
BMW Isetta | 1955 | 10 kW / 13 bhp | 417 kg / 920 lb | 23.2 W/kg / 0.014 hp/lb |
Ford Model T 2.9 L flex-fuel | 1908 | 15 kW / 20 bhp | 540 kg / 1,200 lb | 28 W/kg / 0.017 hp/lb |
Messerschmitt KR200 Kabinenroller 191 cc | 1955 | 6 kW / 8.2 bhp | 230 kg / 506 lb | 30 W/kg / 0.018 hp/lb |
Wright Flyer | 1903 | 9 kW / 12 bhp | 274 kg / 605 lb | 33 W/kg / 0.02 hp/lb |
Citroën 2CV | 1948-1990 | 22 kW / 29 bhp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 36 W/kg / 0.022 hp/lb |
Hildebrand & Wolfmüller motorcycle | 1894 | 1.9 kW / 2.5 bhp | 50 kg / 110 lb | 37 W/kg / 0.022 hp/lb |
Volkswagen Beetle | 1963 | 30 kW / 40 bhp | 798 kg / 1760 lb | 37.4 W/kg / 0.022 hp/lb |
Volkswagen Type 2[348] | 1967 | 40 kW / 54 bhp | 1048 kg / 2310 lb | 38.4 W/kg / 0.023 hp/lb |
Willys Jeep | 1941 | 45 kW / 60 bhp | 1113 kg / 2453 lb | 40.3 W/kg / 0.0245 hp/lb |
Suzuki MightyBoy 543 cc | 1988 | 23 kW / 31 bhp | 550 kg / 1,213 lb | 42 W/kg / 0.025 hp/lb |
Bond Minicar | 1949 | 6 kW / 8 hp | 140 kg / 310 lb | 42.4 W/kg / 0.026 hp/lb |
Holden FJ 2,160 cc[349] | 1953 | 44.7 kW / 60 bhp | 1,021 kg / 2,250 lb | 43.8 W/kg / 0.026 hp/lb |
Phantom Corsair | 1938 | 93 kW / 125 hp | 2070 kg / 4564 lb | 45 W/kg / 0.027 hp/lb |
Morris Minor | 1962 | 36 kW / 48 bhp | 775 kg / 1708 lb | 46 W/kg / 0.028 hp/lb |
DOE/NASA/0032-28 Chevrolet Celebrity 502 cc ASE Mod II[7] | 1985 | 62.3 kW / 83.5 bhp | 1,297 kg / 2,860 lb | 48 W/kg / 0.029 hp/lb |
Land Rover Defender 2.4 [350] | 1990 | 90 kW / 121 bhp | 1,837 kg / 4,050 lb | 49 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Mercury Eight | 1949 | 82 kW / 110 bhp | 1531 kg / 3375 lb | 54 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
Peel P50 | 1962 | 3.1 kW / 4.2 bhp | 56 kg / 123 lb | 56 W/kg / 0.03 hp/lb |
U.S. Army HMMWV LUV | 1983 | 142 kW / 190 bhp | 2359 kg / 5200 lb | 60 W/kg / 0.036 hp/lb |
Suzuki Cappuccino | 1991 | 47 kW / 63 hp | 725 kg / 1598 lb | 65 W/kg / 0.039 hp/lb |
Reliant Robin | 1973 | 29 kW / 39 bhp | 450 kg / 992 lb | 64.6 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Bentley 8-Litre | 1930 | 160 kW / 220 bhp | 2500 kg / 5500 lb | 66 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Bugatti Royale | 1927 | 224 kW / 300 bhp | 3175 kg / 7000 lb | 70.5 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
DeLorean DMC-12 | 1981 | 97 kW / 130 bhp | 1233 kg / 2718 lb | 79 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Bandolero US Legend Cars[351] | 22 kW / 30 hp | 249.5 kg / 550 lb | 90 W/kg / 0.054 hp/lb | |
Suzuki LT-125D QuadRunner[352] | 1982 | 8.3 kW / 11.1 bhp | 87 kg / 192 lb | 95 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Hudson Hornet | 1954 | 157 kW / 210 bhp | 1610 kg / 3550 lb | 97 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
"Blower" Bentley | 1929 | 180 kW / 242 bhp | 1625 kg / 3583 lb | 111 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Cadillac Eldorado | 1959 | 257 kW / 345 bhp | 2295 kg / 5060 lb | 112 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Meyers Manx dune buggy[353] | 1965 | 67 kW / 90 bhp | 576 kg / 1250 lb | 118 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Honda RC110 50cc Grand Prix motorcycle | 1962 | 7.1 kW / 9.5 bhp | 60 kg / 130 lb | 120 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Bel Air[354][355] | 1957 | 208 kW / 283 bhp | 1587.5 kg / 3500 lb | 133 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Ford Thunderbird | 1959 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 1795 kg / 3957 lb | 145 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Suzuki RE5 wankel engine motorcycle | 1974 | 46.2 kW / 61.9 bhp | 230 kg / 507 lb | 201 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Toyota Previa S/C | 1994 | 118 kW / 158 hp | 1703 kg / 3755 lb | 69 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
General Motors EV1 electric car Gen II[356] | 1998 | 102.2 kW / 137 bhp | 1,400 kg / 3,086 lb | 73 W/kg / 0.04 hp/lb |
Mini (classic) 1275GT | 1969 | 57 kW / 76 bhp | 686 kg / 1,512 lb | 83 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Ford Windstar | 1996 | 149 kW / 200 hp | 1724 kg / 3800 lb | 86.5 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Toyota Sienna | 1998 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 1802 kg / 3973 lb | 87 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Suburban 5.7 L V8[357] | 1998 | 190 kW / 255 hp | 2189 kg / 4825 lb | 87 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Chevrolet/Geo Prizm | 1992 | 97 kW / 130 hp | 1104.5 kg / 2435 lb | 87.8 W/kg / 0.05 hp/lb |
Chevrolet C/K 3500 | 1998 | 216 kW / 290 hp | 2194.5 kg / 4838 lb | 98.5 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Toyota Tacoma TRD 3.4 L V6 | 1996 | 189 kW / 254 hp | 1161 kg / 2560 lb | 163 W/kg / 0.1 hp/lb |
Purvis Eureka[358] | 1974 | 52 kW / 70 hp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 74.5 W/kg / 0.045 hp/lb |
Datsun 510 | 1969 | 81 kW / 109 hp | 965 kg / 2127 lb | 84 W/kg / 0.051 hp/lb |
Triumph TR8 | 1981 | 110 kW / 148 hp | 1204 kg / 2654 lb | 92 W/kg / 0.055 hp/lb |
Triumph TR6 | 1968 | 110 kW / 150 hp | 1130 kg / 2491 lb | 99 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Mazda MX-5 Miata | 1996 | 99 kW / 133 hp | 960 kg / 2120 lb | 103 W/kg / 0.063 hp/lb |
Honda CR-X del Sol | 1992 | 125 kW / 168 hp | 1041 kg / 2295 lb | 120 W/kg / 0.073 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Jalpa | 1981 | 190 kW / 255 hp | 1510 kg / 3329 lb | 126 W/kg / 0.077 hp/lb |
Honda S2000 roadster[citation needed] | 1999 | 183.88 kW / 240 bhp | 1250 kg / 2723 lb | 150 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Toyota MR2 | 1994 | 180 kW / 242 hp | 1205 kg / 2657 lb | 150 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Urraco P300[359] | 1974 | 195 kW / 261 hp | 1280 kg / 2822 lb | 152 W/kg / 0.092 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Silhouette | 1976 | 198 kW / 265 hp | 1240 kg / 2734 lb | 159 W/kg / 0.097 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Espada | 1970 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 1630 kg / 3594 lb | 160 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R | 1969 | 119 kW / 160 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 108.5 W/kg / 0.065 hp/lb |
Jaguar XK120 SE | 1951 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 1368 kg / 3015 lb | 114.5 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Porsche 356-B/2000GS Carrera 2[360][361] | 1962 | 96.9 kW / 130 hp | 825 kg / 1819 lb | 117.5 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupe | 1954 | 180 kW / 241 hp | 1500 kg / 3307 lb | 120 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Bugatti Type 35C grand prix | 1926 | 95 kW / 128 hp | 750 kg / 1653.5 lb | 127 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
BMW 3.0 CSL | 1973 | 152 kW / 203 hp | 1165 kg / 2568 lb | 130 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 | 1991 | 183 kW / 245 hp | 1400 kg / 3086.5 lb | 130.5 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz SSK | 1928 | 220 kW / 300 hp | 1700 kg / 3750 lb | 131 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
SEAT Formula 1430 | 46 kW / 75 hp | 420 kg / 926 lb | 133 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb | |
Mitsubishi FTO | 1994 | 147 kW / 197 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 133.5 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Porsche 911 Carrera RS | 1973 | 154 kW / 207 hp | 1111 kg / 2450 lb | 139 W/kg / 0.08 hp/lb |
Toyota Supra | 1990 | 206 kW / 276 hp | 1460 kg / 3219 lb | 141 W/kg / 0.085 hp/lb |
Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 | 1994 | 238.4 kW / 320 hp | 1695 kg / 3737 lb | 141 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 | 1989 | 206 kW / 276 hp | 1430 kg / 3153 lb | 144 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Jaguar XJR-S | 1988 | 245 kW / 329 hp | 1755 kg / 3869 lb | 144 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Nissan 300ZX | 1989 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 1552 kg / 3422 lb | 144 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Pontiac Banshee IV[362] | 1988 | 171.5 kW / 230 hp | 1186 kg / 2615 lb | 144.5 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Buick Regal GNX[363] | 1987 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 1608 kg / 3545 lb | 146 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 | 1993 | 224 kW / 301 hp | 1530 kg / 3373 lb | 147 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Ferrari Dino | 1967 | 132 kW / 178 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 147.5 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Renault Alpine A110 | 1973 | 104 kW / 140 hp | 706 kg / 1556 lb | 148 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Jaguar E-Type | 1961 | 198 kW / 265 hp | 1315 kg / 2900 lb | 150 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Lotus Eleven | 1956 | 62 kW / 83 hp | 412 kg / 908 lb | 150 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
BMW E30 M3 Sport Evolution | 1989 | 175 kW / 235 hp | 1165 kg / 2568 lb | 150 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
AMC Rebel "The Machine" | 1970 | 254 kW / 340 hp | 1656 kg / 3650 lb | 153 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Maserati 5000 GT | 1959 | 250 kW / 340 hp | 1652 kg / 3642 lb | 153.5 W/kg / 0.09 hp/lb |
Lotus Seven | 1973 | 78 kW / 105 hp | 499 kg / 1100 lb | 157 W/kg / 0.095 hp/lb |
BMW M1 | 1978 | 203.6 kW / 273 hp | 1300 kg / 2866 lb | 157 W/kg / 0.095 hp/lb |
Ferrari 166MM Barchetta | 1948 | 103 kW / 138 hp | 650 kg / 1433 lb | 158 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 | 1999 | 244 kW / 327 hp | 1540 kg / 3395 lb | 158 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Aston Martin DB5 Vantage | 1964 | 242 kW / 325 hp | 1502 kg / 3311 lb | 161 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Toyota Supra | 1993 | 243 kW / 326 hp | 1490 kg / 3285 lb | 163 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Mercury Cyclone Spoiler II 429 BOSS[364] | 1969 | 280 kW / 375 hp | 1712 kg / 3774 lb | 163 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Impala Super Sport[365] | 1967 | 287 kW / 385 hp | 1739 kg / 3834 lb | 165 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Legend Car US Legend Cars[366] | 98 kW / 132 hp | 590 kg / 1300 lb | 167 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb | |
Acura/Honda NSX-R | 1992 | 206 kW / 276 hp | 1230 kg / 2712 lb | 167 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport | 1996 | 246 kW / 330 hp | 1469 kg / 3239 lb | 167.5 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Mecury Cyclone[367] | 1968 | 291 kW / 390 hp | 1729 kg / 3812 lb | 168 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Impala Super Sport[368] | 1966 | 317 kW / 425 hp | 1867 kg / 4116 lb | 169.75 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Lotus Esprit | 1978 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 174 W/kg / 0.10 hp/lb |
Porsche 914/6 GT[369] | 1970 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 898 kg / 1980 lb | 174 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
De Tomaso Pantera GT5-S | 1988 | 257 kW / 345 hp | 1474 kg / 3250 lb | 174.5 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Honda RC143 125cc Grand Prix motorcycle[370] | 1960 | 17 kW / 23 hp | 98 kg / 216 lb | 175 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
De Tomaso Mangusta | 1967 | 227 kW / 305 hp | 1300 kg / 2866 lb | 175 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Oldsmobile Hurst/Olds 442 | 1968 | 291 kW / 390 hp | 1650 kg / 3637 lb | 176 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Aussie Racing Cars silhouette race car | 93 kW / 125 hp | 515 kg / 1135 lb | 181 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb | |
Subaru Impreza WRC | 1997-2008 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 1230 kg / 2712 lb | 182 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Plymouth Road Runner Superbird | 1970 | 317 kW / 425 hp | 1742 kg / 3841 lb | 182 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Mercury Cougar[371] | 1967 | 250 kW / 335 hp | 1365 kg / 3010 lb | 183 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Ferrari 250 California | 1957 | 195 kW / 262 hp | 1050 kg / 2315 lb | 186 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Bugatti EB 112 | 1993 | 335 kW / 450 hp | 1800 kg / 3968 lb | 186 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato | 1961 | 234 kW / 314 hp | 1225 kg / 2701 lb | 191 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz C112 | 1991 | 300 kW / 402 hp | 1569 kg / 3459 lb | 191 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Jaguar D-Type | 1954 | 183 kW / 245 hp | 953 kg / 2100 lb | 192 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Dodge Challenger R/T[372] | 1970 | 317 kW / 425 hp | 1650 kg / 3638 lb | 192 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Ferrari 456M GT | 1998 | 325 kW / 436 hp | 1690 kg / 3726 lb | 192 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Chevrolet El Camino SS[373] | 1970 | 336 kW / 450 hp | 1742 kg / 3840 lb | 193 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Ferrari Testarossa | 1984 | 291 kW / 390 hp | 1506 kg / 3320 lb | 193 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Dodge Charger R/T[374] | 1969 | 1633 kg / 3600 lb | 1633 kg / 3600 lb | 194 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Pontiac GTO | 1969 | 276 kW / 370 hp | 1397.5 kg / 3081 lb | 197 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Ford Mustang Boss 429 | 1969 | 280 kW / 375 hp | 1416 kg / 3122 lb | 197.5 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Golden Arrow land speed record car[375] | 1928 | 690 kW / 925 hp | 3490 kg / 7694 lb | 198 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Shelby Series 1 | 1999 | 239 kW / 320 hp | 1202 kg / 2650 lb | 198.5 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Miura | 1966 | 257 kW / 345 hp | 1292 kg / 2848 lb | 199 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Ford Galaxie 427[376] | 1963 | 317 kW / 425 hp | 1592 kg / 3510 lb | 199 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Dodge Viper | 1991 | 298 kW / 400 hp | 1490 kg / 3285 lb | 200 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Plymouth Barracuda | 1970 | 317 kW / 425 hp | 1540 kg / 3395 lb | 206 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Monster Jam monster trucks[377] | 1118.5 kW / 1500 hp | 5443 kg / 12,000 lb | 205.5 W/kg / 0.125 hp/lb | |
Ferrari F355 | 1994 | 280 kW / 375 hp | 1350 kg / 2976 lb | 207 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
De Tomaso Guarà[378] | 1994 | 235 kW / 316 hp | 1134 kg / 2500 lb | 208 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette (C2) Stingray 427 | 1967 | 324 kW / 435 hp | 1525 kg / 3362 lb | 213 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Chevrolet 'COPO' Camaro | 1969 | 321 kW / 430 hp | 1498 kg / 3300 lb | 214 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt | 1964 | 317 kW / 425 hp | 1453 kg / 3203 lb | 218 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Thunder Roadster US Legend Cars[379] | 149 kW / 200 hp | 680 kg / 1500 lb | 219 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb | |
Campagna T-Rex[380] | 1988 | 119 kW / 160 hp | 544 kg / 1199 lb | 219 W/kg / 0.13 hp/lb |
Vector M12 | 1995 | 367 kW / 492 hp | 1633 kg / 3600 lb | 225 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Countach LP-5000 QV | 1985 | 339 kW / 455 hp | 1488 kg / 3280 lb | 228 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette Stingray[381][382] | 1970 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 1496 kg / 3299 lb | 229 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Dirt Modified US Legend Cars | 104 kW / 140 hp | 454 kg / 1000 lb | 230 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb | |
Lamborghini Diablo | 1990 | 362 kW / 485 hp | 1576 kg / 3474 lb | 230 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Porsche 959 | 1986 | 335 kW / 450 hp | 1450 kg / 3197 lb | 231 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Ford GT-70 | 1970 | 179 kW / 240 hp | 765 kg / 1687 lb | 234 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz C111[383] | 1970 | 261 kW / 350 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 237 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Aston Martin DBR1 | 1956 | 190 kW / 255 hp | 801 kg / 1765 lb | 237.5 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
TVR Griffith | 1993 | 254 kW / 340 hp | 1060 kg / 2337 lb | 239 W/kg / 0.145 hp/lb |
TVR Chimaera | 1992 | 254 kW / 340 hp | 1060 kg / 2337 lb | 239 W/kg / 0.145 hp/lb |
Honda RC116 50cc Grand Prix motorcycle[384] | 1966 | 12 kW / 16 hp | 50 kg / 110 lb | 239 W/kg / 0.145 hp/lb |
Cizeta-Moroder V16T[385] | 1989 | 403 kW / 540 hp | 1678 kg / 3700 lb | 240 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Bugatti 18/3 Chiron[386] | 1999 | 414 kW / 555 hp | 1700 kg / 3750 lb | 243 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Porsche Taycan Turbo S | 560 kW / 751 hp | 2295 kg / 5060 lb | 244 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb | |
Ferrari 288 GTO | 1984 | 294 kW / 395 hp | 1160 kg / 2557 lb | 254 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat 6.2 L Hemi V8[180] | 527 kW / 707 hp | 2075 kg / 4575 lb | 254 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb | |
Ferrari 250 GTO | 1962 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 880 kg / 1940 lb | 254.5 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Cooper T51 Formula One[387] | 1959 | 179 kW / 240 hp | 701 kg / 1545 lb | 255 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Porsche 911 GT2 (993) | 1994 | 331 kW / 444 hp | 1295 kg / 2855 lb | 256 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Corvette Stingray | 1959 | 235 kW / 315 hp | 907 kg / 2000 lb | 259 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Yamaha OX99-11 sports car | 1992 | 300 kW / 400 hp | 1150 kg / 2540 lb | 259 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR | 1955 | 230 kW / 310 hp | 880 kg / 1940 lb | 263 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series[388] | 2008 | 493 kW / 661 hp | 1870 kg / 4123 lb | 264 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C6 Z06[179] | 376 kW / 505 hp | 1421 kg / 3133 lb | 265 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb | |
Lamborghini Zagato Raptor[389] | 1996 | 367 kW / 492 hp | 1350 kg / 2976 lb | 272 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Ferrari F50 | 1995 | 382 kW / 512 hp | 1397 kg / 3080 lb | 273 W/kg / 0.16 hp/lb |
Jaguar XJ220 | 1992 | 404 kW / 542 hp | 1470 kg / 3241 lb | 275 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Ford Thunderbird NASCAR stock car[390][391] | 1987 | 460 kW / 625 hp | 1678 kg / 3700 lb | 278 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Shelby Daytona Coupe[392] | 1964 | 291 kW / 390 hp | 1043 kg / 2299 lb | 279 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Ferrari 250 TR | 1957 | 224 kW / 300 hp | 800 kg / 1764 lb | 280 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Ferrari F40 | 1987 | 352 kW / 471 hp | 1254 kg / 2765 lb | 281 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Reynard 903 Formula Three[393] | 1990 | 132 kW / 178 hp | 470 kg / 1036 lb | 282.5 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Honda NSR250R | 1987 | 43 kW / 57 hp | 150 kg / 330 lb | 284 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale | 1967 | 201 kW / 270 hp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 287 W/kg / 0.17 hp/lb |
Ferrari 512 BB LM | 1974 | 350 kW / 470 hp | 1200 kg / 2646 lb | 292 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz W196 Formula One[394] | 1954 | 192 kW / 257 hp | 650 kg / 1433 lb | 295 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Ford GT-40 Mk II | 1966 | 362 kW / 485 hp | 1217 kg / 2682 lb | 297 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Honda RC149 125cc Grand Prix motorcycle[395] | 1966 | 25 kW / 34 hp | 85 kg / 187 lb | 298 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Campbell-Napier-Railton Blue Bird land speed record car | 1931 | 1081 kW / 1450 hp | 3607 kg / 7952 lb | 300 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
NSU Delphin III land speed record streamliner motorcycle | 1956 | 80.3 kW / 110 hp | 273 kg / 602 lb | 300.5 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Maserati 250F Formula One[396] | 1954 | 201 kW / 270 hp | 640 kg / 1411 lb | 300.5 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
Ferrari 156 F1 | 1961 | 140 kW / 187 hp | 460 kg / 1014 lb | 303 W/kg / 0.18 hp/lb |
White Triplex land speed record car | 1928 | 1118.5 kW / 1500 hp | 3629 kg / 8000 lb | 308 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Maserati Tipo 61 "Birdcage" | 1959 | 186 kW / 250 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 311 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Ford Indigo | 1996 | 324 W/kg / 435 hp | 1043 kg / 2300 lb | 311 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Bugatti EB 110 | 1991 | 450 kW / 603 hp | 1418 kg / 3126 lb | 317 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Ruf CTR2 | 1997 | 433 kW / 580 hp | 1358 kg / 2994 lb | 318.6 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Light Car Company Rocket | 1991 | 123 kW / 165 hp | 385 kg / 850 lb | 319 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Ruf CTR Yellowbird | 1987 | 368 kW / 493 hp | 1150 kg / 2535 lb | 320 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR | 1998 | 464 kW / 622 hp | 1440 kg / 3175 lb | 322 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ducati 888 | 1991 | 70 kW / 94 hp | 217 kg / 479 lb | 323 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Aston Martin DBR4 Formula One | 1959 | 190 kW / 250 hp | 575 kg / 1268 lb | 324 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Matra MS7 Formula Two | 1967 | 164 kW / 220 hp | 500 kg / 1102 lb | 328 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Bentley Hunaudières[397] | 1999 | 465 kW / 623 hp | 1400 kg / 3086 lb | 332 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ferrari 158 Formula One[398] | 1964 | 157 kW / 210 hp | 468 kg / 1032 lb | 334.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Porsche 924 Carrera GTR | 1981 | 313 kW / 420 hp | 930 kg / 2050 lb | 337 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Ferrari 156 F1 Formula One[399] | 1961 | 142 kW / 190 hp | 420 kg / 926 lb | 337 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series pickup trucks | 522 kW / 700 hp | 1542 kg / 3400 lb | 338.5 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb | |
Shelby Cobra 427 S/C | 1965 | 362 kW / 485 hp | 1066 kg / 2350 lb | 339 W/kg / 0.20 hp/lb |
Stadium Super Truck | 447 kW / 600 hp | 1300 kg / 2900 lb | 340 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb | |
Lancia D50 Formula One | 1955 | 213 kW / 285 hp | 620 kg / 1367 lb | 343 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Ferrari 158 Formula One | 1964 | 162 kW / 217 hp | 468 kg / 1032 lb | 346 kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Australian V8 Supercars | 485 kW / 650 hp | 1395 kg / 3075 lb | 347.5 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb | |
Peugeot 205 T16 Pikes Peak[400] | 1987 | 316 kW / 424 hp | 907 kg / 2000 lb | 348.5 W/kg / 0.21 vhp/lb |
Ford Taurus NASCAR stock car[401] | 1998 | 589 kW / 790 hp | 1678 kg / 3700 lb | 351 W/kg / 0.21 hp/lb |
Campbell-Railton Blue Bird Land speed record car | 1933 | 1715 kW / 2300 hp | 4826 kg / 10640 lb | 355 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Porsche 910 Carrera 10 | 1966 | 205 kW / 275 hp | 575 kg / 1270 lb | 356 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette C5-R GTS | 1999 | 455 kW / 610 hp | 1277 kg / 2815 lb | 356 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Rolls-Royce Merlin-powered V12 Rover SD1[402] | 1981 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 1360 kg / 2998 lb | 356 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ford RS200 Evolution Group B | 1985 | 377 kW / 506 hp | 1050 kg / 2315 lb | 359 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Peugeot Proxima[403] | 1986 | 507 kW / 680 hp | 1374 kg / 3029 lb | 369 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ford GT-90 | 1995 | 537 kW / 720 hp | 1451 kg / 3199 lb | 370 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
Ferrari 246 F1 Formula One[404] | 1958 | 209 kW / 280 hp | 560 kg / 1235 lb | 373 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
KF1 kart racing go-kart[405] | 30 kW / 40 hp | 77 kg / 170 lb | 387 W/kg / 0.235 hp/lb | |
Mercedes-Benz W154 Grand Prix race car | 1939 | 360 kW / 483 hp | 910 kg / 2006 lb | 396 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Maserati 420M/58 | 1958 | 302 kW / 404 hp | 758 kg / 1671 lb | 397.5 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
McLaren F1 GT[406] | 1997 | 467.6 kW / 627 hp | 1220 kg / 2690 lb | 403 W/kg / 0.24 hp/lb |
Lotus 12 Formula One | 1958 | 130.5 kW / 175 hp | 320 kg / 706 lb | 408 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Lola T70 | 1969 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 840 kg / 1852 lb | 408 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Matra MS650[407] | 1969 | 306 kW / 410 hp | 740 kg / 1631 lb | 413 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Kremer K8 Spyder Le Mans Prototype[408][409][410] | 1994 | 395 kW / 530 hp | 952.5 kg / 2100 lb | 415 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Ferrari 330 P4 | 1967 | 331 kW / 450 hp | 792 kg / 1746 lb | 418 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Ford Mustang Boss 10.0L Concept[411][412] | 1994 | 637.5 kW / 855 hp | 1517 kg / 3345 lb | 420 W/kg / 0.25 hp/lb |
Callaway SledgeHammer Corvette | 1987 | 670 kW / 898 hp | 1589 kg / 3503 lb | 421 W/kg 0.26 hp/lb |
Porsche 911 GT1-98 Group GT1 | 1998 | 400 kW / 536 hp | 950 kg / 2094 lb | 421 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Ducati 996 | 1999 | 82 kW / 112 hp | 198 kg / 437 lb | 421 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Porsche 908 Group 6 | 1971 | 280 kW / 370 hp | 650 kg / 1430 lb | 424.5 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Auto Union Type D | 1939 | 362 kW / 485 hp | 850 kg / 1874 lb | 425.5 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Schuppan 962CR | 1992 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 1050 kg / 2315 lb | 426 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Nissan R390 GT1 Group GT1 | 1997 | 478 kW / 641 hp | 1098 kg / 2421 lb | 435 W/kg / 0.26 hp/lb |
Porsche Type 360 Cisitalia Grand Prix car[413] | 1946 | 287 kW / 385 hp | 650 kg / 1433 lb | 442 W/kg / 0.27 hp/lb |
Porsche WSC-95 Le Mans Prototype[414][415] | 1995 | 403 kW / 540 hp | 890 kg / 1962 lb | 452.5 W/kg / 0.275 hp/lb |
Aprilia RSV Mille | 1998 | 95 kW / 128 hp | 210 kg / 463 lb | 454.5 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Ferrari Modulo | 1970 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 456 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Renault Espace F1[416] | 1995 | 596.5 W/kg / 800 hp | 1300 kg / 2866 lb | 459 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Riley Stair's Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am[417] | 1970 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 1610 kg / 3550 lb | 463 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Auto Union Type C | 1936 | 382 kW / 513 hp | 824 kg / 1817 lb | 464 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Lamborghini Diablo GT1 Stradale | 1996 | 488 kW / 655 hp | 1050 kg / 2315 lb | 465 W/kg / 0.28 hp/lb |
Chaparral 2E Can-Am[418] | 1966 | 354 kW / 475 hp | 749 kg / 1651 lb | 473 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
McLaren M4B Formula One[419][420] | 1967 | 206 kW / 280 hp | 435.5 kg / 960 lb | 479.5 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
BMW V12 LMR Le Mans Prototype | 1999 | 432.5 kW / 580 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 480.5 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
McLaren F1 LM | 1995 | 500 kW / 671 hp | 1062 kg / 2341 lb | 483.5 W/kg / 0.29 hp/lb |
Hot Wheels Twin Mill[421][422] | 1969 | 1045 kW / 1401 hp | 2130 kg / 4696 lb | 491 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Courage C41 sports prototype | 1995 | 418 kW / 560 hp | 841 kg / 1854 lb | 496.5 W/kg / 0.30 hp/lb |
Lancia LC1 Group 6 sports car[423] | 1982 | 343 kW / 460 hp | 665 kg / 1466 lb | 516 W/kg / 0.31 hp/lb |
De Tomaso P70 | 1965 | 354 kW / 475 hp | 660 kg / 1455 lb | 537 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Koenig C62[424] | 1991 | 597 kW / 800 hp | 1100 kg / 2425 lb | 542 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Lotus 29 USAC IndyCar | 1963 | 281 kW / 376 hp | 513 kg / 1130 lb | 547 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
McLaren M10A Formula 5000[425][426][427] | 1969 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 680 kg / 1500 lb | 548 W/kg / 0.33 hp/lb |
Ferrari Sigma Formula One show car | 1969 | 325 kW / 436 hp | 590 kg / 1300 lb | 551 W/kg / 0.335 hp/lb |
Vector WX-3[428] | 1993 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 1620 kg / 3571 lb | 552 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Ferrari 333 SP sports prototype | 1994 | 478 kW / 641 hp | 863 kg / 1900 lb | 554 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Ferrari 512 M Group 5 sports car[429] | 1970 | 449 kW / 610 hp | 815 kg / 1798 lb | 558 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Lotus 72 Formula One | 1970-1975 | 335.5 kW / 450 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 559 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Arno XI hydroplane[430] | 1953 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 800 kg / 1764 lb | 559 W/kg / 0.34 hp/lb |
Ferrari 312 P Group 6 sports car | 1969 | 331 kW / 450 hp | 585 kg / 1290 lb | 574 W/kg / 0.35 hp/lb |
Ford Transit Supervan 3[431] | 1994 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 890 kg / 1962 lb | 586.5 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
McLaren M7A[432] | 1968 | 306 kW / 410 hp | 517 kg / 1140 lb | 591 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Porsche 956 Group C sports prototype | 1982 | 474 kW / 635 hp | 800 kg / 1962 lb | 592.5 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Vector W8[433] | 1989 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 1506 kg / 3320 lb | 594 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Aston Martin AMR1 | 1989 | 537 kW / 720 hp | 902 kg / 1988 lb | 595 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
TVR Cerbera Speed 12 | 1996 | 597 kW / 800 hp | 1000 kg / 2205 lb | 596.5 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Jaguar XJR-8 Group C sports prototype | 1987 | 540 kW / 720 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 596.5 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz Sauber C11 Group C sports prototype | 1990 | 545 kW / 730 hp | 905 kg / 1995 lb | 601.5 W/kg / 0.365 hp/lb |
Lotus 78 Formula One | 1977-1978 | 354 kW / 475 hp | 588 kg / 1296 lb | 602 W/kg / 0.36 hp/lb |
Porsche 962C sports prototype | 1987 | 537 kW / 720 hp | 890 kg / 1962 lb | 603 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb |
Tyrrell P34 Formula One | 1976 | 362 kW / 485 hp | 595 kg / 1312 lb | 608 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb |
Brabham BT43 Formula 5000 | 1974 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 612 kg / 1349 lb | 609 W/kg / 0.37 hp/lb |
Mazda MXR-01 Group C sports prototype[434] | 1992 | 462 kW / 600 hp | 750 kg / 1654 lb | 616 W/kg / 0.375 hp/lb |
Lola T332 Formula 5000[435] | 1976 | 410 kW / 550 hp | 665 kg / 1466 lb | 617 W/kg / 0.375 hp/lb |
Honda RA301 Formula One[384] | 1968 | 328 kW / 440 hp | 530 kg / 1168.5 lb | 619 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Brabham BT24 Formula One[436][437] | 1969 | 321 kW / 430 hp | 517 kg / 1140 lb | 620 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Mazda RX-792P IMSA GTP | 1992 | 515 kW / 690 hp | 830 kg / 1830 lb | 620 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Lechner Spyder SC91 sports prototype[438][439] | 1991 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 621 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Lotus 49B Formula One | 1968 | 313 kW / 420 hp | 501 kg / 1105 lb | 625 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Mazda 787B Group C | 1990 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 830 kg / 1830 lb | 629 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Lola T92/10 Group C sports prototype[440] | 1992 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 771 kg / 1700 lb | 629 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz W125 Grand Prix race car | 1937 | 475 kW / 637 hp | 750 kg / 1878 lb | 633 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
Jaguar XJR-9 Group C | 1988 | 560 kW / 750 hp | 880 kg / 1940 lb | 634 W/kg / 0.38 hp/lb |
McLaren M6A Can-Am[441] | 1967 | 392 kW / 525 hp | 615 kg / 1356 lb | 636.5 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Ferrari F50 GT | 1996 | 552 kW / 740 hp | 860 kg / 1900 lb | 641 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Jaguar XJR-14 Group C sports prototype | 1991 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 750 kg / 1653 lb | 646 W/kg / 0.39 hp/lb |
Porsche 935 | 1981 | 630 kW / 845 hp | 970 kg / 2138 lb | 650 W/kg / 0.395 hp/lb |
Nova Engineering R91CK Group C[442] | 1991 | 588 kW / 788.5 hp | 900 kg / 1985 lb | 653 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Kremer K4[443] | 1981 | 671 kW / 900 hp | 1025 kg / 2260 lb | 655 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Williams FW07C Formula One[437] | 1981 | 354 kW / 475 hp | 540 kg / 1190.5 lb | 656 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
JAWA motorcycle speedway bike[444] | 1996 | 56 kW / 75 hp | 85 kg / 187 lb | 659 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Facetti 308 Carma FF[445] | 1979 | 626 kW / 840 hp | 950 kg / 2095 lb | 659 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Ferrari 612 Can-Am[446] | 1968 | 456 kW / 620 hp | 700 kg / 1543 lb | 660.5 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Brabham BT46 Formula One | 1978 | 388 kW / 520 hp | 585 kg / 1290 lb | 663 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Alfa Romeo 33SC12 Turbo Group 6 | 1976 | 477 kW / 640 hp | 720 kg / 1587 lb | 663 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Railton Special land speed record car | 1938 | 2013 kW / 2700 hp | 3000 kg / 6614 lb | 671 W/kg / 0.40 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz Sauber C9 Group C | 1989 | 611 kW / 820 hp | 905 kg / 1995 lb | 675 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Ralt RT24-Mugen Formula 3000[447] | 1992 | 365 kW / 490 hp | 535 kg / 1180 lb | 683 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Peugeot 905B EVO | 1991 | 533 kW / 715 hp | 780 kg / 1720 lb | 683.3 W/kg / 0.41 hp/lb |
Lotec C1000[448] | 1995 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 1080 kg / 2381 lb | 690.5 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Reynard 92D-Cosworth Formula 3000 | 1992 | 373 kW / 500 hp | 535 kg / 1180 lb | 697 W/kg / 0.42 hp/lb |
Lancia LC2 Group C sports prototype[449] | 1983 | 597 kW / 800 hp | 850 kg / 1874 lb | 702 W/kg / 0.43 hp/lb |
Ferrari 312T | 1975-1980 | 380 kW / 510 hp | 540 kg / 1190.5 lb | 704 W/kg / 0.43 hp/lb |
Toyota TS010 Group C sports prototype 1992[450][451][452] | 1992 | 537 kW / 720 hp | 750 kg / 1653 lb | 716 W/kg / 0.435 hp/lb |
Lotus 56 Formula One | 1971 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 746 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Toyota WRC Group S 222D MR2 Prototype rally car | 1986 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 750 kg / 1653.5 lb | 746 W/kg / 0.45 hp/lb |
Chevrolet Corvette GTP[453] | 1985 | 671 kW / 900 hp | 884.5 kg / 1950 lb | 759 W/kg / 0.46 hp/lb |
Ken Block Hoonigan "Hoonicorn" Ford Mustang RTR v2[454] | 1965 | 1044 kW / 1400 hp | 1360 kg / 2998 lb | 768 W/kg / 0.47 hp/lb |
Mercedes-Benz T80 | 1939 | 2237 kW / 3000 hp | 2896 kg / 6385 lb | 772 W/kg / 0.47 hp/lb |
McLaren M8D | 1970 | 507 kW / 680 hp | 634 kg / 1398 lb[455] | 800 W/kg / 0.49 hp/lb |
Reynard 94D-Cosworth Formula 3000[456] | 1994 | 429 kW / 575 hp | 535 kg / 1180 lb | 801 W/kg / 0.49 hp/lb |
Lotus 64 USAC IndyCar | 1969 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 635 kg / 1400 lb | 822 W/kg / 0.50 hp/lb |
Chaparral 2K CART Indy car[457] | 1979 | 582 kW / 780 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 827 W/kg / 0.50 hp/lb |
Nissan R90C Group C[458] | 1990 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 900 kg / 1984 lb | 829 W/kg / 0.50 hp/lb |
Lancia Delta S4 Group B rally car | 1985 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 890 kg / 1962 lb | 838 W/kg / 0.51 hp/lb |
Toyota Tacoma Pikes Peak[459] | 1998 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 885 kg / 1951 lb | 843 W/kg / 0.51 hp/lb |
Penske PC-18 CART IndyCar[460][461] | 1989 | 596.5 kW / 800 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 848.5 W/kg / 0.52 hp/lb |
Penske PC-25 CART IndyCar | 1996 | 596.5 kW / 800 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 848.5 W/kg / 0.52 hp/lb |
McLaren M20 Can-Am[462] | 1972 | 587 kW / 787 hp | 690 kg / 1520 lb | 850.5 W/kg / 0.52 hp/lb |
March 84C USAC IndyCar[463][464] | 1984 | 596.5 kW / 800 hp | 685 kg / 1510 lb | 871 W/kg / 0.53 hp/lb |
Ferrari 412 T2 Formula One[465][466] | 1995 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 595 kg / 1312 lb | 877 W/kg / 0.53 hp/lb |
Reynard 94I CART Indy car | 1994 | 619 kW / 830 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 880 W/kg / 0.53 hp/lb |
Dallara F189 Formula One[437] | 1989 | 444 kW / 595 hp | 500 kg / 1102 lb | 887 W/kg / 0.54 hp/lb |
March 881 Formula One[439] | 1988 | 447 kW / 600 hp | 500 kg / 1103 lb | 895 W/kg / 0.54 hp/lb |
Toyota Eagle MkIII sports prototype[467] | 1993 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 830 kg / 1830 lb | 898 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Reynard 99I CART Indy car[468][469] | 1999 | 634 kW / 850 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 901.5 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Rahal-Hogan R/H-001 CART Indy car[470] | 1993 | 634 kW / 850 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 901.5 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Honda NSR500 Grand Prix motorcycle racing[471][472][473][474][475] | 1994/1997 | 149 kW / 200 hp | 165 kg / 364 lb | 904 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Nissan R383 Group 7 sports prototype[476] | 1970 | 671 kW / 900 hp | 740 kg / 1631 lb | 907 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Bluebird CN7 land speed record car | 1964 | 3320 kW / 4450 hp | 3658 kg / 8064 lb | 907 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Lotus 101 Formula One | 1989 | 455 kW / 610 hp | 500 kg / 1100 lb | 909.75 W/kg / 0.55 hp/lb |
Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak International Hillclimb[477] | 1996 | 734.5 kW / 985 hp | 800 kg / 1764 lb | 918 W/kg / 0.56 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4/4 Formula One | 1988 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 540 kg / 1190.5 lb | 967 W/kg / 0.59 hp/lb |
Benetton B190 Formula One | 1990 | 485 kW / 650 hp | 500 kg / 1102 lb | 969 W/kg / 0.59 hp/lb |
McLaren M12 Can-Am[478] | 1969 | 567 kW / 770 hp | 590 kg / 1300 lb | 974 W/kg / 0.59 hp/lb |
Benetton B192 Formula One | 1992 | 507 kW / 680 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1003 W/kg / 0.61 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4/8 Formula One | 1993 | 507 kW / 680 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1004 W/kg / 0.61 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4/14 Formula One | 1999 | 604 kW / 810 hp | 600 kg / 1323 lb | 1007 W/kg / 0.61 hp/lb |
Ferrari 641 Formula One[479] | 1990 | 507 kW / 680 hp | 503 kg / 1109 lb | 1008 W/kg / 0.61 hp/lb |
Tyrrell 022 Formula One | 1994 | 522 kW / 700 hp | 515 kg / 1135 lb | 1014 W/kg / 0.62 hp/lb |
Porsche 917/30 Can-Am | 1972-1973 | 820 kW / 1100 hp | 800 kg / 1764 lb | 1025 W/kg / 0.62 hp/lb |
Oldsmobile Aerotech | 1987 | 746 kW / 1000 hp | 726 kg / 1600 lb | 1027.5 W/kg / 0.625 hp/lb |
McLaren MP4/6 Formula One | 1991 | 541 kW / 725 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1070.5 W/kg / 0.65 hp/lb |
Lotus 107C | 1994 | 541 kW / 725 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1071 W/kg / 0.65 hp/lb |
Benetton B194 Formula One | 1994 | 552 kW / 740 hp | 515 kg / 1135 lb | 1086 W/kg / 0.66 hp/lb |
Benetton B195 Formula One | 1995 | 559 kW / 750 hp | 515 kg / 1135 lb | 1086 W/kg / 0.66 hp/lb |
Penske PC-23 CART Indy car | 1994 | 764 kW / 1024 hp | 703 kg / 1550 lb | 1087 W/kg / 0.66 hp/lb |
BMW GTP IMSA GTP | 1986 | 1044 kW / 1400 hp | 908 kg / 2002 lb | 1150 W/kg / 0.70 hp/lb |
Bluebird K7 jet-engined hydroplane[480][481] | 1955 | 2610 kW / 3500 hp | 2268 kg / 5000 lb | 1151 W/kg / 0.70 hp/lb |
Williams FW15C Formula One | 1993 | 582 kW / 780 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1152 W/kg / 0.70 hp/lb |
Williams FW16 Formula One | 1994 | 600 kW / 800 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1188 W/kg / 0.72 hp/lb |
Ferrari 412 T1 Formula One[482] | 1994 | 619 kW / 830 hp | 505 kg / 1113 lb | 1226 W/kg / 0.75 hp/lb |
Ferrari F1/87 Formula One | 1987 | 708 kW / 950 hp | 540 kg / 1190 lb | 1312 W/kg / 0.80 hp/lb |
Red Victor 2 Vauxhall Victor | 1972 | 1715 kW / 2300 hp | 1052 kg / 2320 lb | 1630 W/kg / 0.99 hp/lb |
Lotus 98T Formula One | 1986 | 895 kW / 1200 hp | 540 kg / 1190 lb | 1772 W/kg / 1.1 hp/lb |
BMW Benetton B186, Brabham BT55, & Arrows A9 Formula One | 1986 | 1030 kW / 1400 hp | 540 kg / 1190 lb | 1907 W/kg / 1.16 hp/lb |
BMW Brabham BT52 Formula One | 1983 | 1120 kW / 1500 hp | 540 kg / 1190 lb | 2074 W/kg / 1.26 hp/lb |
Thrust SSC land speed record car | 1997 | 76,000 kW / 102,000 hp | 10,600 kg / 23,369 lb | 7176 W/kg / 4.36 hp/lb |
Shockwave jet-powered Peterbuilt 359 semi-truck[483] | 1985 | 26,845 kW / 36,000 hp | 3084 kg / 6800 lb | 8703.5 W/kg / 5.29 hp/lb |
Blue Flame land speed record car | 1970 | 43,000 kW / 58,000 hp | 1800 kg / 4000 lb | 23,838 W/kg / 14.5 hp/lb |
Aircraft
Propeller aircraft depend on high power-to-weight ratio to generate sufficient thrust to achieve sustained flight, and then to fly fast.
Aircraft | Power | MTOW | Power-to-weight ratio |
---|---|---|---|
Hughes H-4 Hercules Spruce Goose | 21,120 kW / 24,000 hp | 180,000 kg / 400,000 lb | 117 W/kg / 0.06 hp/lb |
Boeing B-29 Superfortress | 6,400 kW / 8,800 hp | 60,555 kg / 133,500 lb | 106 W/kg / 0.07 hp/lb |
Antonov An-22 | 44,744 kW / 60,000 hp | 250,000 kg / 551,160 lb | 179 W/kg / 0.11 hp/lb |
Lockheed C-130 Hercules | 13,691 kW / 18,360 hp | 70,307 kg / 155,000 lb | 195 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules | 13,831 kW / 18,548 hp | 70,307 kg / 155,000 lb | 197 W/kg / 0.12 hp/lb |
North American P-51 Mustang Fighter aircraft 1941 | 1,280 kW / 1,720 hp | 5,488 kg / 12,100 lb | 233 W/kg / 0.14 hp/lb |
Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 turboprop airliner | 7,562 kW / 10,142 bhp | 30,481 kg / 67,200 lb | 248 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Mitsubishi A6M Zero Fighter aircraft 1939 | 710 kW / 950 hp | 2,796 kg / 6,164 lb | 254 W/kg / 0.15 hp/lb |
Messerschmitt Bf 109 Fighter aircraft 1935 | 1,085 kW / 1,455 bhp | 3,400 kg / 7,495 lb | 319 W/kg / 0.19 hp/lb |
Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey | 9,180 kW / 12,300 hp | 27,400 kg / 60,500 lb | 335 W/kg / 0.2 hp/lb |
Supermarine Spitfire Fighter aircraft 1936 | 1,096 kW / 1,470 bhp | 3,049 kg / 6,700 lb | 359 W/kg / 0.22 hp/lb |
de Havilland Hornet Fighter aircraft 1946 | 3,087 kW / 4,140 hp | 8,278 kg / 18,250 lb | 373 W/kg / 0.23 hp/lb |
Thrust-to-weight ratio
Jet aircraft produce thrust directly.
Aircraft | Thrust | MTOW | Thrust-to-weight ratio |
---|---|---|---|
Airbus A380 | 4 × 80,210 lbf (356.8 kN) | 575 t / 1,267,658 lb | 0.127 |
Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit | 4 × 77 kN (17,000 lbf) | 170.6 t / 376,000 lb | 0.181 |
Boeing 747-300 | 4 × 247 kN (56,000 lbf) | 378 t / 833,000 lb | 0.269 |
Airbus A340-500 | 4 × 61,902 lbf (275.35 kN) | 380 t / 840,000 lb | 0.295 |
Boeing 777-300ER | 2 × 115,300 lbf (513 kN) | 351.5 t / 775,000 lb | 0.298 |
Concorde | 4 × 38,050 lbf (169.3 kN) | 185.07 t / 408,010 lb | 0.373 |
Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II | 1 × 43,000 lbf (190 kN) | 31.751 t / 70,000 lb | 0.614 |
Grumman F-14 Tomcat | 2 × 23,400 lbf (104 kN) | 33.725 t / 74,350 lb | 0.629 |
Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet | 2 × 22,000 lbf (98 kN) | 29.937 t / 66,000 lb | 0.667 |
General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon | 1 × 29,500 lbf (131 kN) | 19.187 t / 42,300 lb | 0.697 |
McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle | 2 × 23,770 lbf (105.7 kN) | 30.844 t / 68,000 lb | 0.699 |
Eurofighter Typhoon | 2 × 20,000 lbf (89 kN) | 23.5 t / 51,809 lb | 0.772 |
Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor | 2 × 37,000 lbf (160 kN) | 38 t / 83,500 lb | 0.886 |
Human
Power to weight ratio is important in cycling, since it determines acceleration and the speed during hill climbs. Since a cyclist's power to weight output decreases with fatigue, it is normally discussed with relation to the length of time that he or she maintains that power. A professional cyclist can produce over 20 W/kg (0.012 hp/lb) as a 5-second maximum.[484]
See also
- Energy density
- Engine power
- Propulsive efficiency
- Specific output
- Thrust-to-weight ratio
- Vehicle metrics
- von Kármán–Gabrielli diagram
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External links
- Measurespeed.com - Power to Weight Ratio Calculator
- Power to Weight Ratio (PWR) Calculator