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Porsche 918 Spyder plug-in hybrid

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stopcrazypp

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Porsche 918 Spyder plug-in hybrid

0-60 3.2secs
198mph top speed
500hp 9,200rpm 3.4L V8
Two electric motors producing 160kW (218hp) in total
One motor powers the front with a fixed ratio, while the other powers the back through a 7 speed PDK transmission (presumably mixed with the power of the V8). It uses a liquid cooled pack behind the passengers (like the Roadster).

3285lbs (1490kg)
16 miles (25km) all electric range
78mpg (3L/100km)
70gCO2/km

7:30 Nurburgring lap (faster than Carrera GT)

Porsche 918 Spyder Hybrid: 500 HP, 78 MPG... Yeah, Right - Porsche 918 Spyder - Jalopnik

With the Ferrari 599 hybrid, and Audi etron it seems like "green" supercars are getting popular (concepts at least).
 
Geneva 2010: The Porsche 918 Spyder Concept is sexy hybrid madness — Autoblog Green
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The Porsche 918 ($850,000) is a plugin hybrid with front and rear electric motors which gets 45 mpg.

I would guess the LaFerrari ($1,300,000) which is a hybrid gets less than 12 mpg.

They both do 0-60 < 3 seconds. So it would be interesting if another thread about Tesla working on 0-60 in 3 seconds is true.
 
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The Porsche 918 ($850,000) is a plugin hybrid with front and rear electric motors which gets 45 mpg.

I would guess the LaFerrari ($1,300,000) which is a hybrid gets less than 12 mpg.

They both do 0-60 < 3 seconds. So it would be interesting if another thread about Tesla working on 0-60 in 3 seconds is true.

Quite the achievement in what Porsche has done. However, the mpg is really irrelevant with supercars. Plus I'm more of a Fcar and Lambo type guy. :)