0–60 across Tesla
Model Y Performance, Model 3 Performance and Cybertruck Cyberbeast beside Roadster Thrust, using Tesla's published 0–60 mph times.
Tesla’s published times, with the one-foot rollout subtracted. Roadster Thrust is the 0.81 s stage run on that same basis. The spec sheet still lists Thrust as under 0.9 s.
The four times
Tesla prints a 0–60 mph time with the one-foot rollout subtracted. On that basis the current pages list Model Y Performance at 3.3 seconds, Model 3 Performance at 2.9 seconds and Cybertruck Cyberbeast at 2.6 seconds.
Roadster Thrust is the bottom row at 0.67 seconds. A demo run was timed at 0.81 seconds from a standstill, and the same run is 0.67 seconds with the rollout removed. Tesla's published Thrust claim remains under 0.9 seconds, and the Roadster page also says under 1 second with the augment.
This is the set in the comparison, not every Tesla. Model S Plaid is listed at 1.99 seconds with rollout subtracted, and Tesla says Model S is no longer in production.
More from Specs
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2017 vs 2026
The Semi-night promises set beside the claims published in October 2026.