Why is the Fista so fast in acceleration?

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VincentLynn
09/04/25 4:41am
Because the Fista is equipped with a very powerful engine, the 1.6T engine can reach 204 horsepower, and it only takes 6.78 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h. Power Introduction: The engine is purely imported, upgraded from the Hyundai Veloster engine, with power available on demand. It accelerates quickly and has no pressure when overtaking on highways. Whether going uphill or on sandy roads, the power experience is excellent. Model Related: The Fista is a cross-level compact car launched by Beijing Hyundai in recent years, positioned above the Langdong and Lingdong. It was mainly introduced to compete with cross-level compact vehicles such as the Toyota Corolla, Levin, and Honda Civic.
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BrynleeLee
09/16/25 5:45am
I've driven the Fista several times, and that exhilarating feeling of rapid acceleration is truly addictive! As an enthusiast driver, I find its power response exceptionally eager—just a light tap on the throttle delivers noticeable push-back force. This largely stems from its brilliant engine design: the Fista's turbocharged engine delivers explosive power output, paired seamlessly with a dual-clutch transmission for buttery gear shifts that unleash massive horsepower instantly. Additionally, its lightweight body reduces resistance during launch, making overtaking effortless whether on highways or city streets. The sleek aerodynamic lines minimize drag, while high-grip tires ensure crisp starts without hesitation. I also appreciate how the electronic control system intelligently modulates power delivery to maintain safety. Ultimately, this thrilling acceleration transforms driving into pure joy while boosting travel efficiency—though never forget regular engine maintenance to sustain peak performance.
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