Q50 0-60 mph times Red Sport vs Hybrid

I had a shiny red 2017 Q50 Red Sport 400 AWD with all options except ProPilot for a few week and I decided to run a few 0-60 mph runs using Torque app and Bluetooth ODB II interfaces as I had done for my Q50 Hybrid here.

2017 Q50 Red Sport AWD

The best I could get in a run was about...

Best 0-60 time - 2014 Q50S Hybrid AWD

Since I like collecting lots of useless data from my cars, I wanted to see what I can get for 0-60 mph times for the Q50, which is something I should have done a lot sooner.

There are many phone apps out there that use GPS for this data, but it can be all over the place dependent on signal strength, time to process the data, etc. Highly inconsistent and in accurate. Didn’t want to spend money on a professional device that I will use only a few times. With an ODB-II connected reader that is continually reading directly from the vehicle speed sensor multiple times per second, it starts getting accurate and interesting.

Best 0-60mph Time

The car setup is as follows:

The Most Empirically Effective Cold Air Intake for the Q50S HEV

Using this cold air intake setup my Q50 is achieving 97.7% temperature efficiency in cold air intake, which is pretty damn good. 

Intake Temperature as Read by MAF

What? How? Where? Who?

MPG from Q50 on a Long Road Trip - Computer and Manual

Drove down from Madison, WI to Chesterfield, MO to watch the eclipse with the kids. Thought I would record the MPGs that the Q50 achieved during the mostly drive.

The summary is as follows per the car computer:

Total Miles Driven and Time Taken

Changing Key Fob Battery

After almost 3 ½ years of usage, I got the following message. Neat.

Awesome that the car detects Key Fob battery level