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Originally Posted by chris719
I don't know. Somehow it hasn't happened yet, and even the slowest Tesla is pretty quick compared to most cars around 10 years ago. Most EV drivers aren't going too fast because it kills range.
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The slowest is in normal v6 range. However its stupid easy to make a EV do sub 4 0-60 compared to an ICE. There is also almost no penalty to having that ability compared to ICE where you'll suffer poor fuel mileage. A much greater percentage of EV's are going to be fast. Once you get to mass adoption you'll see it show up more.Its one thing when its a handful of car and another when its a quarter of a third of cars.
TBH I've been wondering for a few years if the government will clamp down on acceleration as it become more common. I wouldn't be shocked to see something like full power only unlocks in 'track mode' after you click through a lawyer nag. Cars make you to that for things like ESC and launch control today.