Zebo released Davies, who sized up the situation, and a quick acceleration and inside pass to Sexton put the fly-half in.
Consumer awareness of other E.V. advantages – like quicker acceleration, a smoother and quieter ride and better handling – were not evaluated in the Indiana University study.
On the Cruze, the more expensive turbocharged engine option proved to have marginally quicker acceleration, with a zero-to-60 mph time of 9.8 seconds compared with 10.5 seconds in the non-turbo version.
From a safety perspective, Tesla has adaptive technology that enables quicker acceleration and better safety in various weather conditions.
The result is quicker acceleration -- handy not only for street racers but also for drivers who are passing a big truck or who just like the smooth feeling of speed backed by power.
There are apparently only a few extra lights on the dash although drivers have said that it drives much better with quicker acceleration.
Even the carbon-fiber backbone was adjusted to help improve aerodynamics for a 40-percent increase in downforce at 150 mph (this helps stability and speed) and quicker acceleration over longer stretches.
No, you want to downshift in racing to get the revs back up so you're on the peak of torque as you exit the bend, thereby enabling quicker acceleration once you clear that turn.
The engine and transmission work better together, so a quick stab of the gas seems to grab just the right gear (for downshifting) and then hold it through a phase of quick acceleration.
In an emergency maneuver, quick acceleration can be as key to avoiding a wreck as stout brakes.
On a test drive from downtown Los Angeles to the Griffith Observatory in the low mountains to the north, the i3 proved an agile performer, with quick acceleration and lightning-fast steering.
