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KIA Telluride 0-60

Sal Collaziano

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So far, we have the Hyundai Palisade (the Telluride's sibling) 0-60 clocked at 7.3 seconds. As time goes on, and as reviews come in, we'll have more times posted here. But, for the time being, 7.3 is it. I'll update this post with faster times if/when they become available. In any event, I think 0-60 in 7.3 seconds is pretty good for a vehicle of the Telluride's size and weight...

edit: As mentioned by a few other members, the 0-60 time of 7.3 seconds was for 0-100km / 62 mph. 0-60 mph should be somewhere between 7.0and 7.1...
 
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As mentioned by a few other members, the 0-60 time of 7.3 seconds was for 0-100km / 62 mph. 0-60 mph should be somewhere between 7.0 and 7.1...
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Here is a rough video of a US Spec SX Prestige


You have to time it yourself. I don't have the reaction time for that.
Nice find... Let's let something with good eyes get that time for us... Anyone?
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Looks like he may have let up on the gas a bit around the 55 mph mark. Looks like its around 7.7 ish seconds 0-60 in that run but could probably shave a few tenths off if he did let up a bit.
 
It is hard to tell exactly when he starts. I have timed it a few different times getting between 7.6-7.8 seconds
 
I have a Dragy, just need a donor vehicle now :).. I would also imagine the times will be different between the FWD and AWD versions.
 
I have a Dragy, just need a donor vehicle now :).. I would also imagine the times will be different between the FWD and AWD versions.
Cool. And yes - you'll get a better launch with all wheel drive. But I'd cringe launching such a big, heavy vehicle!
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I agree with a mid 7 estimate. These vehicles are all bench-marked against one another. You will see that the Pilot/Atlas/Highlander are all within few 10s of a second. But they all may feel different and some will feel faster than others
Important factor is throttle response and transmission shift points... My wifes passat is probably an 8 second 0-60 car, similar to a Camry or an Accord, but the around town 0-30 etc it feels so much quicker because of the way the engine/transmission is tuned. Another example is Mazda CX-5 which may be one of the slower suvs in that class, but feels the fastest because of how great the throttle response is.

Cant wait to see a Car and Driver review and may be a comprising test.
 
I think the FWD will be faster because of less weight with no transfer case... I doubt you could light up the front wheels.
You would be surprised how much wheel spin you can get on the telluride with traction control off on 2wd
 




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