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In this comparison, we’ll look at the Tesla Model 3, Jaguar I-Pace, Audi e-tron, and the Toyota Supra—a diverse lineup featuring electric vehicles and a high-performance petrol car. We'll explore their drag and rolling race performance, brake tests, and other key features like price, range, and overall capabilities.
1. Tesla Model 3 (Performance)
Price: Starts at around $55,000 USD for the Performance version.
Range: Up to 315 miles (507 km) on a single charge.
0-60 mph: 3.1 seconds (Performance model).
Top Speed: 162 mph (261 km/h).
Size:
Length: 184.8 inches (4,694 mm)
Width: 72.8 inches (1,850 mm)
Height: 56.8 inches (1,442 mm)
Battery: 82 kWh lithium-ion.
Consumption: Approx. 14-18 kWh/100 km.
Cold/Hot Weather Range: Slightly lower in cold weather (10-20% reduction); around 280 miles (451 km) in cold conditions.
Trunk Space: 15 cubic feet (425 liters), including the front trunk (frunk).
Passenger Capacity: 5 passengers.
Service Prices: Relatively low maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts; most annual maintenance is under $400.
Why It’s Good: Excellent acceleration, high-tech features, over-the-air updates, and great electric range.
Best For: Fast, efficient everyday driving with a focus on tech and sustainability.
2. Jaguar I-Pace
Price: Starts at $71,000 USD.
Range: Up to 246 miles (396 km) on a full charge.
0-60 mph: 4.5 seconds.
Top Speed: 124 mph (200 km/h).
Size:
Length: 184.3 inches (4,683 mm)
Width: 74.6 inches (1,895 mm)
Height: 61.3 inches (1,557 mm)
Battery: 90 kWh lithium-ion.
Consumption: Approx. 22-25 kWh/100 km.
Cold/Hot Weather Range: In colder conditions, the range may drop by 20%, bringing it down to 197 miles (317 km).
Trunk Space: 23 cubic feet (656 liters) with the rear seats up, and 51 cubic feet (1,453 liters) with them down.
Passenger Capacity: 5 passengers.
Service Prices: Annual service can cost $500-$800, with major services costing more. EV-specific services like battery cooling checks may be required.
Why It’s Good: Stylish design, premium interior, capable off-road for an EV, and offers a luxurious electric driving experience.
Best For: Luxury SUV buyers who want premium comfort and an electric powertrain.
3. Audi e-tron
Price: Starts at $70,000 USD.
Range: Up to 222 miles (357 km).
0-60 mph: 5.5 seconds.
Top Speed: 124 mph (200 km/h).
Size:
Length: 193 inches (4,901 mm)
Width: 76.2 inches (1,935 mm)
Height: 65.5 inches (1,664 mm)
Battery: 95 kWh lithium-ion.
Consumption: Approx. 25-30 kWh/100 km.
Cold/Hot Weather Range: In colder weather, the range may drop to 180-190 miles (290-306 km).
Trunk Space: 28.5 cubic feet (805 liters), 57 cubic feet (1,615 liters) with the rear seats folded down.
Passenger Capacity: 5 passengers.
Service Prices: Maintenance costs are higher than typical EVs due to the luxury brand, averaging around $800-$1,200 per year.
Why It’s Good: High-quality interior, all-wheel drive, excellent for long-distance comfort with decent off-road capability.
Best For: Luxury SUV enthusiasts who prioritize comfort and a refined ride with electric power.
4. Toyota Supra (GR)
Price: Starts at $44,000 USD.
Range: Around 370 miles (595 km) on a full tank of gas.
0-60 mph: 3.9 seconds.
Top Speed: 155 mph (250 km/h).
Size:
Length: 172.5 inches (4,382 mm)
Width: 73 inches (1,854 mm)
Height: 50.9 inches (1,293 mm)
Engine: 3.0-liter inline-six turbocharged engine with 382 hp.
Consumption: 25 MPG (9.4 L/100 km) combined (city/highway).
Cold/Hot Weather Performance: No range loss like EVs; it performs consistently across temperatures.
Trunk Space: 10.2 cubic feet (289 liters), which is small but typical for a sports car.
Passenger Capacity: 2 passengers.
Service Prices: Regular maintenance is similar to other sports cars, with annual service costs around $500-$1,000, depending on usage.
Why It’s Good: Agile, fast, and thrilling to drive, with excellent handling and braking performance. The Supra is lighter than most cars in this comparison, making it ideal for spirited driving.
Best For: Enthusiasts looking for a thrilling, petrol-powered sports car with iconic styling.
Performance Comparison: Drag, Rolling Race, and Brake Test
Drag Race:
Winner: Tesla Model 3 Performance – Its electric motors deliver instant torque, making it the fastest in a straight-line race with a 0-60 time of 3.1 seconds.
Runner-up: Toyota Supra – The Supra’s turbocharged engine is quick, but it can't match the Tesla’s instant acceleration.
Audi e-tron and Jaguar I-Pace follow but are slower due to their heavier weight and less aggressive performance focus.
Rolling Race:
Winner: Tesla Model 3 Performance – Once again, the instant torque from the electric motors gives it an advantage, even in a rolling start.
Runner-up: Toyota Supra – The Supra's strong top-end power allows it to close the gap, but it still falls behind the Tesla.
Brake Test:
Winner: Toyota Supra – Lighter and designed for performance, it has excellent braking capability.
Tesla Model 3 Performance and Jaguar I-Pace perform well, while the Audi e-tron takes longer due to its higher weight.
Which Car is the Best and Fastest?
Fastest (overall performance): Tesla Model 3 Performance – It dominates in acceleration, rolling races, and offers excellent braking performance, combined with the longest electric range.
Best for Enthusiasts: Toyota Supra – For those who prefer the sound, feel, and responsiveness of a petrol sports car, the Supra offers thrilling performance and agility.
Best Luxury Electric SUV: Jaguar I-Pace – Stylish, luxurious, and off-road capable.
Best Long-Distance Cruiser: Audi e-tron – Focuses on comfort and refinement but at the expense of outright performance.
Final Verdict:
If you're looking for pure speed and tech in a daily driver, the Tesla Model 3 Performance is the clear winner. If you want a thrilling, petrol-powered experience, the Toyota Supra is unmatched in its category. The Jaguar I-Pace and Audi e-tron are ideal for luxury and electric SUV buyers looking for refinement and practicality.
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1. Tesla Model 3 (Performance)
Price: Starts at around $55,000 USD for the Performance version.
Range: Up to 315 miles (507 km) on a single charge.
0-60 mph: 3.1 seconds (Performance model).
Top Speed: 162 mph (261 km/h).
Size:
Length: 184.8 inches (4,694 mm)
Width: 72.8 inches (1,850 mm)
Height: 56.8 inches (1,442 mm)
Battery: 82 kWh lithium-ion.
Consumption: Approx. 14-18 kWh/100 km.
Cold/Hot Weather Range: Slightly lower in cold weather (10-20% reduction); around 280 miles (451 km) in cold conditions.
Trunk Space: 15 cubic feet (425 liters), including the front trunk (frunk).
Passenger Capacity: 5 passengers.
Service Prices: Relatively low maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts; most annual maintenance is under $400.
Why It’s Good: Excellent acceleration, high-tech features, over-the-air updates, and great electric range.
Best For: Fast, efficient everyday driving with a focus on tech and sustainability.
2. Jaguar I-Pace
Price: Starts at $71,000 USD.
Range: Up to 246 miles (396 km) on a full charge.
0-60 mph: 4.5 seconds.
Top Speed: 124 mph (200 km/h).
Size:
Length: 184.3 inches (4,683 mm)
Width: 74.6 inches (1,895 mm)
Height: 61.3 inches (1,557 mm)
Battery: 90 kWh lithium-ion.
Consumption: Approx. 22-25 kWh/100 km.
Cold/Hot Weather Range: In colder conditions, the range may drop by 20%, bringing it down to 197 miles (317 km).
Trunk Space: 23 cubic feet (656 liters) with the rear seats up, and 51 cubic feet (1,453 liters) with them down.
Passenger Capacity: 5 passengers.
Service Prices: Annual service can cost $500-$800, with major services costing more. EV-specific services like battery cooling checks may be required.
Why It’s Good: Stylish design, premium interior, capable off-road for an EV, and offers a luxurious electric driving experience.
Best For: Luxury SUV buyers who want premium comfort and an electric powertrain.
3. Audi e-tron
Price: Starts at $70,000 USD.
Range: Up to 222 miles (357 km).
0-60 mph: 5.5 seconds.
Top Speed: 124 mph (200 km/h).
Size:
Length: 193 inches (4,901 mm)
Width: 76.2 inches (1,935 mm)
Height: 65.5 inches (1,664 mm)
Battery: 95 kWh lithium-ion.
Consumption: Approx. 25-30 kWh/100 km.
Cold/Hot Weather Range: In colder weather, the range may drop to 180-190 miles (290-306 km).
Trunk Space: 28.5 cubic feet (805 liters), 57 cubic feet (1,615 liters) with the rear seats folded down.
Passenger Capacity: 5 passengers.
Service Prices: Maintenance costs are higher than typical EVs due to the luxury brand, averaging around $800-$1,200 per year.
Why It’s Good: High-quality interior, all-wheel drive, excellent for long-distance comfort with decent off-road capability.
Best For: Luxury SUV enthusiasts who prioritize comfort and a refined ride with electric power.
4. Toyota Supra (GR)
Price: Starts at $44,000 USD.
Range: Around 370 miles (595 km) on a full tank of gas.
0-60 mph: 3.9 seconds.
Top Speed: 155 mph (250 km/h).
Size:
Length: 172.5 inches (4,382 mm)
Width: 73 inches (1,854 mm)
Height: 50.9 inches (1,293 mm)
Engine: 3.0-liter inline-six turbocharged engine with 382 hp.
Consumption: 25 MPG (9.4 L/100 km) combined (city/highway).
Cold/Hot Weather Performance: No range loss like EVs; it performs consistently across temperatures.
Trunk Space: 10.2 cubic feet (289 liters), which is small but typical for a sports car.
Passenger Capacity: 2 passengers.
Service Prices: Regular maintenance is similar to other sports cars, with annual service costs around $500-$1,000, depending on usage.
Why It’s Good: Agile, fast, and thrilling to drive, with excellent handling and braking performance. The Supra is lighter than most cars in this comparison, making it ideal for spirited driving.
Best For: Enthusiasts looking for a thrilling, petrol-powered sports car with iconic styling.
Performance Comparison: Drag, Rolling Race, and Brake Test
Drag Race:
Winner: Tesla Model 3 Performance – Its electric motors deliver instant torque, making it the fastest in a straight-line race with a 0-60 time of 3.1 seconds.
Runner-up: Toyota Supra – The Supra’s turbocharged engine is quick, but it can't match the Tesla’s instant acceleration.
Audi e-tron and Jaguar I-Pace follow but are slower due to their heavier weight and less aggressive performance focus.
Rolling Race:
Winner: Tesla Model 3 Performance – Once again, the instant torque from the electric motors gives it an advantage, even in a rolling start.
Runner-up: Toyota Supra – The Supra's strong top-end power allows it to close the gap, but it still falls behind the Tesla.
Brake Test:
Winner: Toyota Supra – Lighter and designed for performance, it has excellent braking capability.
Tesla Model 3 Performance and Jaguar I-Pace perform well, while the Audi e-tron takes longer due to its higher weight.
Which Car is the Best and Fastest?
Fastest (overall performance): Tesla Model 3 Performance – It dominates in acceleration, rolling races, and offers excellent braking performance, combined with the longest electric range.
Best for Enthusiasts: Toyota Supra – For those who prefer the sound, feel, and responsiveness of a petrol sports car, the Supra offers thrilling performance and agility.
Best Luxury Electric SUV: Jaguar I-Pace – Stylish, luxurious, and off-road capable.
Best Long-Distance Cruiser: Audi e-tron – Focuses on comfort and refinement but at the expense of outright performance.
Final Verdict:
If you're looking for pure speed and tech in a daily driver, the Tesla Model 3 Performance is the clear winner. If you want a thrilling, petrol-powered experience, the Toyota Supra is unmatched in its category. The Jaguar I-Pace and Audi e-tron are ideal for luxury and electric SUV buyers looking for refinement and practicality.
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