Top speeds
Fastest SUVs: official top speeds compared
Official top-speed claims of five performance SUVs, ranked. This is a selection, not a complete world ranking: we only list cars for which we found an official manufacturer document, and we flag figures that depend on options.
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Top speed ranking (selection)
| Rank | Model | Top speed | 0–100 km/h | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | 312 km/h1 | 3.4 s1 | 800 CV (588 kW) system output @ 6,000 rpm1 |
| =2 | | 310 km/h (with optional carbon-ceramic brakes)2 | 3.6 s2 | 650 PS (478 kW) @ 6,000 rpm2 |
| =2 | | 310 km/h3 | 3.3 s3 | 707 PS (520 kW) @ 6,000 rpm3 |
| 4 | | 305 km/h4 | 3.6 s4 | 739 PS (544 kW) system output4 |
| unranked |  | >310 km/h5Ferrari states “over 310 km/h” (no exact figure). | 3.3 s5 | 725 cv @ 7,750 rpm5 |
Sources
- Lamborghini Urus SE – brochure 2024 (PDF) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
- Bentayga Speed – model page · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
- DBX707 – model page and specification · Aston Martin · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
- Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupé with GT Package – technical data (MY R 09/2023, PDF) · Porsche AG Newsroom · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
- Ferrari Purosangue – press kit (PDF) · Ferrari S.p.A. · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
Last verified: 27 Oct 2026. Sources are linked next to each table.
- Ranks follow the exact figure stated; “=2” marks equal figures. Ferrari states only “over 310 km/h”, so the Purosangue is listed last without a rank: official data cannot place it against the other four.
- Bentley quotes 310 km/h for the Bentayga Speed with optional carbon-ceramic brakes. The Cayenne figure is for the Turbo E-Hybrid Coupé with GT Package (EU data sheet MY R 09/2023); power is system output.
Quickest 0–100 km/h in this selection
The Ferrari Purosangue and the Aston Martin DBX707 both quote 3.3 s. The Lamborghini Urus SE follows with 3.4 s, then the Bentayga Speed and the Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupé GT with 3.6 s each.
What about the most expensive SUV?
We do not publish a “most expensive” ranking. Ferrari, Lamborghini and Bentley did not show a base price on the official pages we checked, and prices differ by market, specification and options. A ranking built on press-reported or dealer prices would be undated guesswork.
[EDITOR PLACEHOLDER: add a most-expensive section only when official, dated price lists for the same market can be sourced.]
How we ranked
We ranked by the manufacturer's stated top speed. Where a document gives a condition (for example optional carbon-ceramic brakes), the condition is shown. Every row links to its source.
Limits of this comparison
- Figures are manufacturer claims measured under their own test conditions; real-world results differ.
- Specifications and test procedures differ by market (for example DIN, EU unladen or dry weight). Where documents differ, we show the value from the document named in the source link.
- We have not driven or tested these cars. This page contains no driving impressions, reliability ratings or owner reviews.
- A row marked “not published” means we did not find the value in the documents listed; it may exist elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
What is the fastest SUV?
Among the five SUVs in our table, the Lamborghini Urus SE quotes the highest exact top speed, 312 km/h. Bentley and Aston Martin quote 310 km/h; Ferrari says only “over 310 km/h”, so it cannot be ranked against the Urus from official data. This is a selection, not a complete world ranking.
Sources: Lamborghini Urus SE – brochure 2024 (PDF) · Ferrari Purosangue – press kit (PDF) · Bentayga Speed – model page · DBX707 – model page and specification
Which SUV accelerates quickest from 0–100 km/h?
In our selection, the Ferrari Purosangue and the Aston Martin DBX707 both quote 3.3 s.
Sources: Ferrari Purosangue – press kit (PDF) · DBX707 – model page and specification