Video BMW E39 M5 vsTesla Plaid vs Lucid Air - Jason Cammisa

[cybermad]

Racing the World's Fastest Sedans: Tesla Plaid, Lucid Air, E39 M5 — Drag Race Replay w Jason Cammisa

7 abr 2022


Hagerty

Episode 2 of Cammisa's Ultimate Drag Race Replay features today's two quickest accelerating sedans, the 1020-hp Tesla Model S Plaid and the 1111-hp Lucid Air Dream Edition.
But to put their performance into perspective, we use a known benchmark from 20 years ago: the E39-chassis BMW M5. With a 400-hp, 4.9-liter V-8, the E39 was the quickest sedan in the world when it debuted in 2000.
For this drag race, it gets a highway-speed head start: it begins the drag race at 70 mph. Will the Tesla and Lucid catch up within a quarter-mile?
And finally, what about a skydiver? Max Splatterson — a fictional, computer-generated skydiver — begins his race exactly one quarter mile above the finish line. He and the two electric sedans start at exactly the same time. His position during the fall is calculated using math and physics; the cars' positions are thanks to sheer horsepower.
(And a couple other things, like tire grip. And suspension. And aero drag. Whatever. They're really racing.)
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Cammisa's Ultimate Drag Race Rewind is a new take on the drag-race video. Shot using multiple angles, it aims to show the race from the perspective of the drivers. And then, Jason does a walkback from the winning car to the losing car, explaining exactly what happened.
The finishing results are determined using industry-standard instrumented testing with a Racelogic VBox and weather-corrected to J1348 standards.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction - Tesla Model S Plaid vs Lucid Air Dream and E39 M5
1:27 The BMW M5 as the world's quickest sedan
1:55 Drag Race: E39 M5 riat 70 mph, Tesla Plaid and Lucid Air Standing Start
2:27 The Drag Race Replay: Tesla Model S Plaid
2:46 The Drag Race Replay: BMW E39 M5 70-mph head start
3:07 E39 M5 speeds past a cop car, gets caught in less than 1/4 mile
3:41 The Lucid Air destroys a Porsche Taycan Turbo S through the 1/4 mile
4:57 Drag Race 2 - Tesla vs Lucid vs Gravity
5:46 Fatal Injury — Max Splatterson wasn't hurt
6:06 Drag Race Replay Leaderboard

 

[cybermad]

Tesla Model S vs. Lucid Air vs. E39 BMW M5: ¿Cuánto más rápido se han vuelto los sedanes en 20 años?

9 DE ABRIL DE 2022

Hace veinte años, elE39 M5 de BMW era el sedán más rápido del planeta. Un avance rápido hasta hoy, y los autos eléctricos son los reyes. Más específicamente, el Tesla Model S Plaid y Lucid Air Dream Edition son posiblemente los principales contendientes para el rey de la velocidad del sedán. Pero, ¿hasta dónde hemos llegado en dos décadas? Eso es lo que Hagerty y Jason Cammisa intentan descubrir en su último video cuando enfrentan a los tres con un giro especial.
Comenzando con las especificaciones de cada vehículo, los tres motores eléctricos del Model S Plaid generan 1,020 hp (1,034 PS / 761 kW) y 1,050 lb-ft (1,424 Nm) de torque, y el automóvil pesa 4,766 lb (2,162 kg) . Los dos motores eléctricos de la Air Dream Edition generan 1,111 hp (1,124 PS / 828 kW) y 1,025 lb-ft (1,390 Nm) de torque, y pesa 5,236 lb (2,375 kg). El M5 palidece en comparación con ambos, generando solo 394 hp (399 PS / 294 kW) y 369 lb-ft (500 Nm) de torque de su V8 de 4.9 litros, pero también pesa solo 3,957 lb (1,795 kg).

Podrías estar pensando que esta es una carrera de resistencia injusta, dado que los dos vehículos eléctricos tienen casi el triple de potencia que el M5, y estarías en lo cierto. Para ayudar a nivelar el campo de juego, le dieron una ventaja: se le permitió comenzar desde un rollo de 70 mph (113 km / h), mientras que los otros dos tenían que comenzar desde parado.

En la carrera de resistencia real, el BMW hace su sobrevuelo, momento en el que Tesla y Lucid hacen sus lanzamientos. Al principio, el BMW está cómodamente por delante, pero gracias a ese par eléctrico instantáneo, los otros dos comienzan a ganarle. Al final, en realidad es el Tesla el que se lleva la victoria con el BMW justo en su parachoques trasero, seguido por el Lucid a unos dos autos de distancia. Ese es un rendimiento increíblemente impresionante de ambos vehículos eléctricos, incluso el Lucid debido a lo cerca que estuvo del M5. Sin embargo, Cammisa tiene una prueba más en mente.

Todos sabemos que los vehículos eléctricos son el rey de la aceleración cuando se trata de competir con otros autos, pero ¿qué tal si nos enfrentamos a la gravedad? Para esta prueba, hicieron que un paracaidista saltara de un avión al mismo tiempo que Lucid y Tesla se lanzaban para ver cuál podía cubrir un cuarto de milla más rápido. Y resulta que ambos sedanes eléctricos son más rápidos que la gravedad.


Tesla Model S Plaid Vs. Lucid Air Vs. E39 BMW M5: How Much Faster Have Sedans Gotten In 20 Years?
APRIL 9, 2022

Twenty years ago, BMW‘s E39 M5 was the fastest sedan on the planet. Fast forward to today, and electric cars are king. More specifically, the Tesla Model S Plaid and Lucid Air Dream Edition are arguably of the main contenders for the king of sedan speed. But just how far have we come in two decades? That’s what Hagerty and Jason Cammisa attempt to find out in their latest video as they pit the three against each other with a special twist.


Starting off with the specs of each vehicle, the Model S Plaid‘s three electric motors make 1,020 hp (1,034 PS / 761 kW) and 1,050 lb-ft (1,424 Nm) of torque, and the car weighs 4,766 lbs (2,162 kg). The Air Dream Edition’s two electric motors make 1,111 hp (1,124 PS / 828 kW) and 1,025 lb-ft (1,390 Nm) of torque, and it weighs 5,236 lbs (2,375 kg). The M5 pales in comparison to both, making only 394 hp (399 PS / 294 kW) and 369 lb-ft (500 Nm) of torque from its 4.9-liter V8, but it also only weighs 3,957 lbs (1,795 kg).

You might be thinking that this is an unfair drag race, seeing as the two EVs have nearly triple the power of the M5, and you’d be right. To help even the playing field, they gave it an advantage: it was allowed to start from a 70 mph (113 km/h) roll while the other two had to start from a standstill.

Onto the actual drag race, the BMW makes its flyby, at which point the Tesla and the Lucid make their launches. At first, the BMW is comfortably ahead, but thanks to that instant electric torque, the other two begin to gain on it. In the end, it’s actually the Tesla that takes the win with the BMW right on its rear bumper, followed by the Lucid about two car lengths behind. That’s an incredibly impressive performance from both EVs, even the Lucid because of how close it came to the M5. However, Cammisa has one more test in mind.

We all know EVs are the king of acceleration when it comes to racing other cars, but how about facing off against gravity itself? For this test, they had a skydiver jump out of a plane at the same time the Lucid and Tesla launched to see which could cover a quarter mile faster. And as it turns out, both electric sedans are faster than gravity.

 

[superm5]

No he visto el video, pero de esos 3, estoy casi seguro que el M5 con 20 años encima; es el único que es capaz de recorrer 300km a mas de 250km/h sin para a repostar .