Nissan GT-R's everyone reading this network understands can be heavily modified and this example is said to make ~1100 awhp. The Tesla model S Plaid is stock naturally but it is currently the benchmark to measure against.
First up is a drag race between the Plaid (not in drag mode) and the Porsche 992 Turbo S. All things considered the Turbo S hangs in there pretty well.
In the rematch the Tesla is set in the highest performance modes and it does even better as to be expected.
Up next is the 1100 awhp GT-R against the Plaid and... the GT-R struggles. It seems to put up a similar fight to the stock 992 Turbo S but with a far weaker launch.
A roll race is next to eliminate the launch and the GT-R starts to pull for a second only to go limp.
A poor showing for the tuned GT-R.
You get a bonus run with another Plaid albeit a ightened one taking on the other Plaid that is now at a lower charge. The lightened version wins obviously.
This would be a much better comparison with a tuned GT-R that is functioning properly.
