How long does a 0-400 meter acceleration generally take?
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There is no acceleration data for 400 meters, but the world record for decelerating from 400 km/h to a complete stop takes only 8.62 seconds. The 0-400 km/h acceleration test measures the time and speed from a standstill to covering 400 meters, passing the finish line, evaluating a car's acceleration performance. This not only tests the car's acceleration capability but also the vehicle's limits, making it a benchmark for the true performance of production cars. Here is more information: 1. Swedish Hypercar: The Swedish hypercar brand Koenigsegg recently broke another world record, with the Regera setting a new benchmark for 0-400-0 km/h acceleration and braking, surpassing the record set by its own hypercar, the Agera RS, in 2017. 2. Koenigsegg Overview: Founded 24 years ago, Koenigsegg has been a frequent record-breaker, crafting hypercars entirely by hand. This time, the record-breaking hypercar was the Regera, produced as early as 2015. It is equipped with a 5.0-liter V8 twin-turbocharged gasoline engine and three electric motors, delivering a power output of 1500 horsepower and a peak torque of 204 kg·m.