en:Car Terms:P:Power Weight Ratio
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- Car Pedals with Programmed Deformation
- Car Power Steering
- Electrical Power Steering
- Electrohydraulic Power Steering
- Engine Power
- Paddings
- Paint Protection
- Panorama Window Panel
- Park Assist
- Parking Heater
- Parking Sensors
- Passenger Safety Cell
- Passive Safety Features
- Pearl Effect
- Pedestrian Protection
- Petrol Direct Injection
- Petrol Engine
- Piezo Injectors
- Pitch and Roll of the Car Bodywork
- Plastics in Vehicle Construction
- Pollen Filter
- Post-Injection
- Power Operated Tailgate
- Powertrain
- Power Weight Ratio
- Pre-Crash Sensors
- Pre-Injection
- Programmable Interval of the Windscreen Wiper
- Programmed Deformation Zones
- Progressive Steering
- Protection Against Corrosion
- Pump-jet Injection Technology
- Pyrotechnic Belt Tensioner
Power Weight Ratio
The power weight ratio of a car indicates that weight which is to be moved per horsepower or per kilowatt. The smaller this value is, the more dynamic the driving performance.
The SEAT Leon CUPRA R is an example of a particularly advantageous power-to-weight ratio. It is a mere 6.1 kilograms per hp.