Was at a stop sign, set phone up with timer, clicked sport mode on console, hit timer and accelerator as simultaneously as I could, tapped stop once the speedometer said 60, time was 4.9 but I was a little late on hitting the button.
This would not be the first time a car company has made claims to be slower in 0-60 than it actually is, in fact the
Kia Stinger is commonly referred to for this exact thing these days. That being said, I could very well be off as its dependent on me getting it right on both ends but its definitely under 6 seconds with 93 octane (which is what they told me it was filled with). It will easily run on 87 but you do lose performance on HP and Torque.
If I had to round up to account for human error I would estimate maybe 5.1 Seconds under sport mode.
Actually let me retract the 4.8 Second... It's likely 5.1 - 5.2 seconds, I messed up on the timing calculations I hate math.
Time between accelerator and button push was 1/2 a second, and I was just off at ending the time, overlapping the two for deviation equates to a 0-60 time of 5.1 - 5.2 seconds, still very impressive.
Edit: It's most likely 5.2, I ran the numbers again based on averaged acceleration rates which is not entirely accurate but its the best I got, it should be about 5.2 seconds. Keep in mind this was street conditions, no launch control, 93 octane (increases performance by 25 horses and 20 ft/lbs of torque over 87 octane), and set to sport mode which changes the shift points in the transmission.
I did not do a 0-60 in "regular" mode, I probably should have but I was looking at other features like the HUD, navigation,
Android Auto, audio fidelity with the Bose centerstage system, cornering, situational awareness, point handling, road noise, and overall ride comfort in both modes.