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Glossary

kW and hp (power)

Engine or motor power. 1 kW ≈ 1.34 hp. More power means more performance at speed, but weight and gearing matter too.

Power is how much work an engine or electric motor can do per second. Car makers in Europe quote kW (kilowatts); many others quote hp or PS. 1 kW ≈ 1.341 hp ≈ 1.36 PS.

Power decides performance at higher speeds; torque decides how strongly the vehicle pulls from low speed. Compare 0–100 km/h times for a real-world idea of quickness.

Also called: kilowatt, horsepower, bhp

Highest power on Zynverse

  1. Toyota RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid (6th gen)227 kW
  2. Hyundai IONIQ 5 84 kWh (2024 update)168 kW
  3. Toyota Land Cruiser 2.8D 48V151 kW
  4. Kia EV3 Long Range (81.4 kWh)150 kW
  5. Toyota Hilux 2.8D 48V Double Cab (9th gen)150 kW
  6. Honda CR-V e:HEV AWD135 kW

Official values only; each one links to its source on the phone page.

More terms

Refresh rate (Hz)How many times per second the screen redraws the picture. Higher (90–144 Hz) makes scrolling and motion look smoother.Torque (Nm)The twisting force an engine or motor delivers, in newton-metres. More torque = stronger pull from low speed.Titanium / aluminium frameThe phone's metal side frame. Titanium is strong and light; aluminium is light and cheaper.Reverse wireless chargingLets the phone charge earbuds or a watch placed on its back.BluetoothShort-range wireless for headphones, watches and accessories. Newer versions improve range, power use and audio features.Laptop battery (Wh)Laptop batteries are rated in watt-hours. Most laptops are 40–100 Wh; airlines allow up to 100 Wh without approval.

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