Name: Car rankings by the numbers
Creator: 1CARS
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Where does my car rank?

See its place in every ranking and how it compares with the rest of its class.

Power and performance

Most powerful · by power output · 30 lists

Cars

859 models ranked

1. Koenigsegg GemeraGemera I · 2024–present 1,715 kW 2,332 PS · 2,300 hp
2. Hennessey Venom F5 1,515 kW
3. Lotus Evija 1,500 kW

Full ranking: Most powerful cars

Coupes

313 models ranked

1. Koenigsegg GemeraGemera I · 2024–present 1,715 kW 2,332 PS · 2,300 hp
2. Lotus Evija 1,500 kW
3. Rimac Nevera 1,408 kW

Full ranking: Most powerful coupes

SUVs and crossovers

197 models ranked

1. Tesla Model X2015–2026 760 kW 1,033 PS · 1,019 hp
2. Lamborghini Urus 588 kW
3. Porsche Cayenne 544 kW

Full ranking: Most powerful SUVs and crossovers

V8 cars

154 models ranked

1. Hennessey Venom F5Venom F5 I · 2020–present 1,355 kW 1,842 PS · 1,817 hp
2. SSC Tuatara 1,300 kW
3. Chevrolet Corvette 932 kW

Full ranking: Most powerful V8 cars

By country

By decade

Fastest · by top speed · 23 lists

Cars

281 models ranked

1. Bugatti Chiron2016–2024 440 km/h 273 mph
2. Koenigsegg Agera R 439 km/h
3. Bugatti Veyron 408 km/h

Full ranking: Fastest cars

SUVs and crossovers

86 models ranked

1. Lamborghini Urus2018–present 312 km/h 194 mph
2. Aston Martin DBX 310 km/h
3. Porsche Cayenne 295 km/h

Full ranking: Fastest SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

78 models ranked

1. Bugatti Chiron2016–2024 440 km/h 273 mph
2. Koenigsegg Agera R 439 km/h
3. Bugatti Veyron 408 km/h

Full ranking: Fastest coupes

Sedans

48 models ranked

1. Dodge Charger SRT HellcatCharger SRT Hellcat LD · 2014–2023 328 km/h 204 mph
2. BMW M3 302 km/h
3. Porsche Taycan 290 km/h

Full ranking: Fastest sedans

By country

By decade

Quickest 0–100 km/h · by 0–100 km/h time · 22 lists

Cars

250 models ranked

1. Porsche TaycanTaycan I · 2019–present 2.2 s
2. Bugatti Centodieci 2.4 s
3. Bugatti Divo 2.4 s

Full ranking: Quickest cars, 0–100

SUVs and crossovers

81 models ranked

1. Porsche CayenneCayenne (9Y0) · 2018–present 3.1 s
2. Aston Martin DBX 3.3 s
3. Lamborghini Urus 3.3 s

Full ranking: Quickest SUVs and crossovers, 0–100

Coupes

59 models ranked

1. Bugatti Centodieci2022 2.4 s
2. Bugatti Divo 2.4 s
3. Bugatti Veyron 2.5 s

Full ranking: Quickest coupes, 0–100

Hatchbacks

51 models ranked

1. Mercedes-Benz EQSEQS V297 · 2021–present 3.4 s
2. Audi A5 3.6 s
3. BMW i4 3.7 s

Full ranking: Quickest hatchbacks, 0–100

By country

By decade

Most torque · by peak torque · 10 lists

Cars

368 models ranked

1. Rimac Nevera2018 2,300 Nm 1,696 lb-ft
2. SSC Tuatara 1,800 Nm
3. Hennessey Venom F5 1,617 Nm

Full ranking: Most torque: cars

SUVs and crossovers

118 models ranked

1. Porsche MacanMacan II Electric · 2024–present 1,130 Nm 833 lb-ft
2. Mercedes-Benz G65 AMG 1,000 Nm
3. Audi e-tron 973 Nm

Full ranking: Most torque: SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

106 models ranked

1. Rimac Nevera2018 2,300 Nm 1,696 lb-ft
2. SSC Tuatara 1,800 Nm
3. Hennessey Venom F5 1,617 Nm

Full ranking: Most torque: coupes

Diesel cars

81 models ranked

1. Porsche CayenneCayenne (92A) · 2010–2017 850 Nm 627 lb-ft
2. Audi A8 800 Nm
3. BMW X5 760 Nm

Full ranking: Most torque: diesel cars

Best power-to-weight · by power-to-weight ratio · 8 lists

Cars

301 models ranked

1. Hennessey Venom F5Venom F5 I · 2020–present 978 kW/t 1,330 PS/t · 1,312 hp/t
2. Rimac Nevera 612 kW/t
3. Bugatti Centodieci 596 kW/t

Full ranking: Power-to-weight: cars

SUVs and crossovers

97 models ranked

1. Aston Martin DBXDBX AM8 · 2019–present 232 kW/t 315 PS/t · 311 hp/t
2. Lamborghini Urus 219 kW/t
3. Tesla Model X 218 kW/t

Full ranking: Power-to-weight: SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

79 models ranked

1. Hennessey Venom F5Venom F5 I · 2020–present 978 kW/t 1,330 PS/t · 1,312 hp/t
2. Rimac Nevera 612 kW/t
3. Bugatti Centodieci 596 kW/t

Full ranking: Power-to-weight: coupes

Hatchbacks

53 models ranked

1. BMW i4i4 G26 · 2021–present 200 kW/t 272 PS/t · 268 hp/t
2. Honda Civic Type R 164 kW/t
3. Volkswagen Golf 152 kW/t

Full ranking: Power-to-weight: hatchbacks

Biggest engines · by engine displacement · 8 lists

Cars

557 models ranked

1. Dodge ViperViper VX I · 2013–2017 8,400 cc 8.4 l · 513 cu in
2. Dodge Viper ACR 8,400 cc
3. Bentley Continental GT 8,000 cc

Full ranking: Biggest engines: cars

Coupes

173 models ranked

1. Dodge ViperViper VX I · 2013–2017 8,400 cc 8.4 l · 513 cu in
2. Dodge Viper ACR 8,400 cc
3. Bentley Continental GT 8,000 cc

Full ranking: Biggest engines: coupes

Sedans

131 models ranked

1. Pierce-Arrow Silver ArrowSilver Arrow I · 1933 7,568 cc 7.6 l · 462 cu in
2. Chevrolet Biscayne 7,440 cc
3. Chevrolet Caprice 7,440 cc

Full ranking: Biggest engines: sedans

SUVs and crossovers

125 models ranked

1. Lamborghini LM0021986–1993 7,200 cc 7.2 l · 439 cu in
2. Hummer H1 6,600 cc
3. Ford Bronco 6,555 cc

Full ranking: Biggest engines: SUVs and crossovers

Electric cars

Most powerful

97 models ranked

1. Lotus Evija2023–present 1,500 kW 2,039 PS · 2,012 hp
2. Rimac Nevera 1,408 kW
3. Xiaomi SU7 1,138 kW

Full ranking: Most powerful electric cars

Fastest

48 models ranked

1. Porsche TaycanTaycan I · 2019–present 290 km/h 180 mph
2. Hyundai Ioniq 5 260 km/h
3. Kia EV6 260 km/h

Full ranking: Fastest electric cars

Quickest 0–100 km/h

45 models ranked

1. Porsche TaycanTaycan I · 2019–present 2.2 s
2. Porsche Macan 3.3 s
3. Hyundai Ioniq 5 3.4 s

Full ranking: Quickest electric cars, 0–100

Heaviest

48 models ranked

1. Mercedes-Benz EQSEQS V297 · 2021–present 2,794 kg 6,160 lb
2. Audi e-tron 2,730 kg
3. Mercedes-Benz EQV 2,635 kg

Full ranking: Heaviest electric cars

Longest range

59 models ranked

1. Volvo EX60EX60 I · 2026–present 810 km 503 miles
2. BMW iX3 800 km
3. Lucid Air 755 km

Full ranking: Longest-range electric cars

Biggest batteries

78 models ranked

1. Rimac Nevera2018 120 kWh
2. Land Rover Range Rover Sport 118 kWh
3. Volvo EX60 117 kWh

Full ranking: Biggest batteries: electric cars

Size and weight

Longest · by overall length · 9 lists

Cars

420 models ranked

1. ZIL-410471985–2002 6,339 mm 249.6 in
2. Rolls-Royce Phantom 6,045 mm
3. Lincoln Continental Mark 5,817 mm

Full ranking: Longest cars

SUVs and crossovers

146 models ranked

1. Nissan PatrolPatrol Y63 · 2024–present 5,350 mm 210.6 in
2. Audi Q9 5,310 mm
3. BMW X7 5,151 mm

Full ranking: Longest SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

89 models ranked

1. Lincoln Continental MarkContinental Mark III · 1958 5,817 mm 229.0 in
2. Ford Thunderbird 5,715 mm
3. Plymouth Superbird 5,613 mm

Full ranking: Longest coupes

Sedans

86 models ranked

1. Rolls-Royce PhantomPhantom V · 1959–1968 6,045 mm 238.0 in
2. Edsel Corsair 5,560 mm
3. Chevrolet Caprice 5,507 mm

Full ranking: Longest sedans

Smallest · by overall length · 8 lists

Cars

420 models ranked

1. LuAZ-9691971–1975 3,390 mm 133.5 in
2. Ford Model T 3,404 mm
3. Toyota Aygo 3,415 mm

Full ranking: Smallest cars

SUVs and crossovers

146 models ranked

1. LuAZ-9691971–1975 3,390 mm 133.5 in
2. Toyota Aygo 3,700 mm
3. GAZ-69 3,850 mm

Full ranking: Smallest SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

89 models ranked

1. Ford Model T1908–1927 3,404 mm 134.0 in
2. Venturi Fetish 3,935 mm
3. Ferrari 166 Inter Berlinetta 3,950 mm

Full ranking: Smallest coupes

Sedans

86 models ranked

1. Ford Model T1908–1927 3,404 mm 134.0 in
2. Ford Anglia 3,912 mm
3. Moskvich-403 4,040 mm

Full ranking: Smallest sedans

Widest · by body width · 8 lists

Cars

403 models ranked

1. Audi Q9Q9 I · 2026–present 2,210 mm 87.0 in
2. Hummer H1 2,197 mm
3. Ford Bronco 2,177 mm

Full ranking: Widest cars

SUVs and crossovers

144 models ranked

1. Audi Q9Q9 I · 2026–present 2,210 mm 87.0 in
2. Hummer H1 2,197 mm
3. Ford Bronco 2,177 mm

Full ranking: Widest SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

89 models ranked

1. McLaren Senna2018–2019 2,153 mm 84.8 in
2. Lamborghini Sian 2,101 mm
3. Lamborghini Veneno 2,075 mm

Full ranking: Widest coupes

Sedans

80 models ranked

1. Rolls-Royce PhantomPhantom V · 1959–1968 2,007 mm 79.0 in
2. GAZ-3105 1,980 mm
3. Porsche Taycan 1,966 mm

Full ranking: Widest sedans

Lightest · by kerb weight · 8 lists

Cars

304 models ranked

1. Caterham SevenSeven I · 1973–present 440 kg 970 lb
2. Ariel Atom 612 kg
3. Ford Anglia 737 kg

Full ranking: Lightest cars

SUVs and crossovers

99 models ranked

1. LuAZ-9691971–1975 960 kg 2,116 lb
2. Toyota Aygo 1,024 kg
3. Citroen C4 Cactus 1,040 kg

Full ranking: Lightest SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

79 models ranked

1. Volkswagen Karmann GhiaKarmann Ghia Type 14 · 1955–1974 820 kg 1,808 lb
2. Marussia B2 850 kg
3. Ferrari 166 Inter Berlinetta 900 kg

Full ranking: Lightest coupes

Sedans

53 models ranked

1. Ford AngliaAnglia 105E · 1959–1967 737 kg 1,625 lb
2. Moskvich-403 900 kg
3. Renault Symbol 904 kg

Full ranking: Lightest sedans

Heaviest · by kerb weight · 10 lists

Cars

304 models ranked

1. Hummer H1H1 I · 1992–2006 3,559 kg 7,846 lb
2. ZIL-41047 3,400 kg
3. BMW X5 3,275 kg

Full ranking: Heaviest cars

SUVs and crossovers

99 models ranked

1. Hummer H1H1 I · 1992–2006 3,559 kg 7,846 lb
2. BMW X5 3,275 kg
3. Hummer H2 3,000 kg

Full ranking: Heaviest SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

79 models ranked

1. Bentley Continental GTContinental GT II · 2011–2018 2,320 kg 5,115 lb
2. Rimac Nevera 2,300 kg
3. Lincoln Continental Mark 2,268 kg

Full ranking: Heaviest coupes

Sedans

53 models ranked

1. Rolls-Royce PhantomPhantom V · 1959–1968 2,540 kg 5,600 lb
2. Porsche Taycan 2,326 kg
3. Tesla Model S 2,311 kg

Full ranking: Heaviest sedans

Economy and practicality

Most economical · by combined fuel consumption · 8 lists

Cars

256 models ranked

1. Peugeot 208208 II · 2019–present 3.2 l/100 km 74 mpg (US)
2. Skoda Octavia 3.2 l/100 km
3. Toyota Prius 3.3 l/100 km

Full ranking: Most economical cars

SUVs and crossovers

77 models ranked

1. Citroen C4 CactusC4 Cactus I · 2014–2024 3.4 l/100 km 69 mpg (US)
2. Citroen C3 Aircross 3.7 l/100 km
3. Renault Captur 3.7 l/100 km

Full ranking: Most economical SUVs and crossovers

Coupes

51 models ranked

1. Audi A5A5 F5 · 2016–2024 5.4 l/100 km 44 mpg (US)
2. Honda CR-Z 6.5 l/100 km
3. Subaru BRZ 8.7 l/100 km

Full ranking: Most economical coupes

Sedans

49 models ranked

1. Nissan SylphySylphy B18 · 2019–2026 3.9 l/100 km 60 mpg (US)
2. Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class 4.0 l/100 km
3. BMW 5 Series 4.2 l/100 km

Full ranking: Most economical sedans

Biggest boot · by boot volume · 6 lists

Cars

243 models ranked

1. Tesla Model S2012–2026 745 l 26.3 cu ft
2. Acura ZDX 744 l
3. Acura RDX 740 l

Full ranking: Biggest boot: cars

SUVs and crossovers

100 models ranked

1. Acura ZDX2009–2013 744 l 26.3 cu ft
2. Acura RDX 740 l
3. Skoda Kodiaq 720 l

Full ranking: Biggest boot: SUVs and crossovers

Sedans

58 models ranked

1. Tesla Model S2012–2026 745 l 26.3 cu ft
2. Lifan Solano 650 l
3. Lifan Cebrium 620 l

Full ranking: Biggest boot: sedans

Hatchbacks

49 models ranked

1. Skoda OctaviaOctavia Mk4 · 2019–present 600 l 21.2 cu ft
2. Mercedes-Benz B-Class 544 l
3. Volkswagen ID.7 532 l

Full ranking: Biggest boot: hatchbacks

History and records

Longest-running car nameplates

912 models ranked

1. Volkswagen Beetle1938–2019 81 years
2. Chevrolet Corvette 73 years
3. Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 63 years

Full ranking: Longest-running car nameplates

Cars with the most generations

345 models ranked

1. Toyota Corolla1966–present 12 generations
2. Ford Thunderbird 11 generations
3. Honda Civic 11 generations

Full ranking: Cars with the most generations

Oldest car models still on sale

305 models ranked

1. Chevrolet Corvette1953–present 73 years
2. Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 63 years
3. Ford Mustang 62 years

Full ranking: Oldest car models still on sale

The most powerful car of every decade

13 models ranked

1. 2020sKoenigsegg GemeraGemera I · 2024–present 1,715 kW 2,332 PS · 2,300 hp
2. 2010sBugatti Chiron 1,177 kW
3. 2000sBugatti Veyron 736 kW

Full ranking: The most powerful car of every decade

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Questions and answers

How are these rankings made?

Every ranking is built automatically from the specifications in the 1CARS catalog. Each model appears once, with the best figure among its versions, and the lists update when we add or correct data.

Why are some classes missing?

A ranking is published only when at least 6 models in the class have a confirmed figure. We do not fill gaps with estimates.

Are concept cars and trucks included?

No. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked, and limited-run models are marked. Pickups, vans, trucks and buses have rankings of their own and do not appear in the car lists.

Which units do you use?

Metric first, with imperial units next to it: kW, PS and hp for power, Nm and lb-ft for torque, km/h and mph for speed, millimetres and inches for size, kilograms and pounds for weight, l/100 km and mpg (US) for fuel use, litres and cubic feet for boot space.