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The Quickest Cars in the World from 0 to 60 MPH (Under 2.0 Seconds)

Damin Binham January 31, 2025
A McLaren 720S parked in an indoor garage, showcasing its sleek design and luxury appeal.

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Forget “fast.” We’re talking about cars that vaporize time.

Let’s explore, quickest car so far until 2025, that hit 60mph before your brain even registers, you floored the throttle.

Where two seconds feels like an eternity, this is not just speed, it is a controlled annihilation of physics.


1. McMurtry Spéirling — 0 to 60 mph in an insane 1.55 seconds

McMurtry Spéirling electric hypercar with compact body and large rear wing, shown in a static outdoor setting.
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Don’t even blink, cos if you do, you are going to miss. This scaled-down batmobile escaped right out of a sci-fi flick and hits 60mph in a mind melting 1.55 seconds.

No roar just pure speed and acceleration, so what’s his secret? A thausand electric horses packed into something lighter than a Miata.


2. Dodge Demon 170 — 1.66 seconds of raw American muscle

Another great muscle dressed car that hits 60mph under 2 seconds, in just 1.66sec, like a sledgehammer smashing your chest.

With V8 engine, 1,025 horsepower, Dodge Demon takes the second place.


3. Aspark Owl — 0 to 60 mph in 1.72 seconds, silently haunting the streets


Aspark Owl electric hypercar on display, known for accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in under 2 seconds

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The Aspark Owl looks like a stealth fighter melted into a hypercar, and it moves just like one, hitting 60 mph in 1.72 seconds with effortless, violent grace.

Nearly 2,000 electric horsepower packed into a barely street-legal beast. It doesn’t roar, it haunts the pavement, a ghost you barely see but definitely feel.


4. Rimac Nevera — 1.74 seconds of electrifying fury

A Rimac electric sports car on display at an automotive event, showcasing sleek design and innovation.
Photo by apertur2.8 via Pexels

The future is here, and it’s angry. The Rimac Nevera rockets to 60 mph in a blistering 1.74 seconds, like your soul briefly detaching from your body.

With Nearly 2,000 horsepower and torque that could rearrange continents. This is an amazing car that does not just break records, it erases them, every EV dreams of catching it.


5. Pininfarina Battista — 0 to 60 mph in 1.79 seconds of dangerous beauty

Think the Rimac Nevera went to finishing school in Turin. The Battista hits 60 in 1.79 seconds, wrapped in hand-sculpted Italian carbon fiber, silk and danger rolled into one. It costs more than your street, and honestly, it’s worth every tear.


6. Lucid Air Sapphire — 1.89 seconds that defy expectations

On the outside, it’s a serene, California-cool luxury sedan. But under that calm exterior, the Lucid Air Sapphire rockets to 60 mph in 1.89 seconds, like your kid’s goldfish crackers hovering mid-air while you silently scream.

With three motors and 1,234 horsepower, proves that this is another great car that comes on top list of fastest cars under 2 seconds.


7. Koenigsegg Gemera — 1.90 seconds of controlled chaos for four

A carbon-fibre origami project gone perfectly right, the Gemera hits 60 in 1.90 seconds — and seats four, because why not? It started as a wild 3-cylinder hybrid with 1,700 horsepower and evolved into a V8-powered dragon boasting 2,300 hp. When this one hits the gas, it’s like a black hole opening in your passenger footwell.


8. Tesla Model S Plaid — 0 to 60 mph in 1.99 seconds, for your school run

Front view of a Tesla Model S parked in an urban area, highlighting sleek design and modern aesthetics.
Photo by HRK Gallery on Pexels

Looks like your neighbor’s sensible EV, until it absolutely isn’t. The Model S Plaid blitzes 0–60 mph in 1.99 seconds, like the hand of God shoving your minivan into next Tuesday.

1,020 horsepower of Tesla Model S Plaid, finishes our top list of 8 cars that reach 60mph under 2 seconds.


So what can we say more?

This isn’t just about being quick. It’s about rewiring human perception. Your body wasn’t made for this kind of acceleration. At under two seconds, your eyeballs deform slightly from G-force, your diaphragm struggles, and time itself feels like it slows down. Biology battling engineering, and engineering usually wins.


The soundtrack of speed

There’s the Demon’s primal V8 scream, the Spéirling’s eerie silence, and the Rimac’s relentless digital whine. Speed today has a thousand voices — some roar, some whisper, but all terrify.


The Demon 170 could very well be the last glorious roar from the gasoline era — a middle finger to the electric tide. Let’s savor that noise while it lasts.


These aren’t just cars.
They’re brutal, beautiful experiments on the razor’s edge of what the human body and physics can handle.
They ask a simple question: “How much can a human body truly take?”
The answer? Less than two seconds.

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