Acceleration to 100 at the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG

Acceleration to hundreds is an important indicator of a car's power. The acceleration time to 100 km/h, unlike horsepower and torque, can actually be “touched”. The vast majority of cars accelerate from zero to hundreds in 10-14 seconds. Near-sports and souped-up cars with touring engines and compressors are capable of reaching 100 km/h in 10 seconds or less. Only a few dozen cars in the world are capable of reaching one hundred kilometers per hour in less than 4 seconds. Approximately the same number of production cars accelerate to hundreds in 20 seconds or more.

Acceleration time to 100 km / h Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG - from 3.6 to 3.9 seconds.

Acceleration to 100 at Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 2011, open body, 1st generation, R197

06.2011 – 06.2014

Modification	Acceleration to 100 km / h
6.2 l, 571 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8
6.2 l, 591 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8

Acceleration to 100 at Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 2009, coupe, 1st generation, C197

09.2009 – 06.2014

Modification	Acceleration to 100 km / h
6.2 l, 571 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8
6.2 l, 591 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8

Acceleration to 100 at Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 2011, open body, 1st generation, R197

06.2011 – 06.2014

Modification	Acceleration to 100 km / h
6.2 l, 571 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8
6.2 l, 591 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8

Acceleration to 100 at Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 2009, coupe, 1st generation, C197

09.2009 – 06.2014

Modification	Acceleration to 100 km / h
6.2 l, 631 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.6
6.2 l, 591 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.7
6.2 l, 571 hp, petrol, robot, rear wheel drive (FR)	3.8
751 hp, gearbox, four-wheel drive (4WD)	3.9