What are the main performance indicators of a car?
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Car's main performance indicators are as follows: Power performance of the car: The main parameters of power performance include maximum speed, 0-100 km/h acceleration time, and climbing ability. The higher the maximum speed, the shorter the 0-100 km/h acceleration time, and the greater the fully loaded climbing angle, the better the car's power performance. Fuel economy: This refers to fuel consumption. Among competing models in the same category, the better the car's fuel economy, the lower the fuel consumption. Of course, fuel consumption is also greatly influenced by driving conditions and the owner's driving habits, but the car's inherent fuel economy plays a dominant role. Braking performance of the car: The main reference parameters include 100 km/h braking distance, braking efficiency consistency, 100 km/h braking time, and braking stability. The shorter the 100 km/h braking distance and time, and the less noticeable the body offset or skid, the better the braking performance.