What is the world record for 0-400 meter acceleration?

[VonWalker]

It only takes 8.62 seconds to decelerate from 400 km/h to a complete stop. The 0-400 meter acceleration test measures a car's performance by timing how long it takes to cover 400 meters from a standstill, along with the speed achieved at the finish line. This test not only evaluates a car's acceleration capability but also its ultimate performance limits, making it a true indicator of a production vehicle's capabilities. Below are more details: 1. The Swedish hypercar brand Koenigsegg recently broke another world record, with the Regera setting a new benchmark for the 0-400-0 km/h acceleration and braking test, surpassing the record previously held by its own hypercar, the Agera RS, in 2017. 2. Founded 24 years ago, Koenigsegg has consistently broken records with its handcrafted hypercars. This time, the record-breaking hypercar is the Regera, which was produced in 2015. It is equipped with a 5.0-liter V8 twin-turbo gasoline engine and three electric motors, delivering a combined power output of 1,500 horsepower and a peak torque of 204 kg·m.