Tesla is one of the leaders of the EV world when it comes to performance versions of its standard models. It can be difficult to tell the difference between the fastest Teslas and their base model counterparts,

The Lucid Air Sapphire and Tesla Model S Plaid go head to head in a quarter-mile drag race to find out which electric sedan is truly the quickest. This race compares Lucid’s 1,234-horsepower tri-motor setup with Tesla’s dual-motor power and lightning-fast acceleration.

To be fair, FSD will automatically adjust the speed downward if conditions require it, such as when traffic is moving slower or on windy roads, and, of course, you can always change modes or disable FSD simply by touching the brake pedal or turning it off.