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Power from Torque and RPM Table: Power by Torque

Reference table of power for Power from Torque and RPM across a range of torque values — exact, engine-computed figures you can read off at a glance.

By Vikram Iyer, M.Sc Mathematics · Updated Jun 2026 · 1 min read

This power from torque and rpm reference table shows the power for a range of torque values, assuming a rotational speed of 3,000 RPM. Every figure is computed with the same engine that powers our Power from Torque and RPM Calculator, so the numbers are exact.

TorquePowerIn kilowatts
13 N·m4,084.074.084
25 N·m7,853.987.854
38 N·m11,938.0511.938
50 N·m15,707.9615.708
75 N·m23,561.9423.562
100 N·m31,415.9331.416
150 N·m47,123.8947.124
250 N·m78,539.8278.540
350 N·m109,955.74109.956
500 N·m157,079.63157.080

How to use this table

Find the row closest to your torque and read across to the power. For a value between two rows, the real figure sits between them — or enter your exact numbers in the Power from Torque and RPM Calculator for a precise answer.

Need a value that is not in the table? — the Power from Torque and RPM Calculator does it instantly, for free, with the formula and a worked example built in.

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Frequently asked questions

Each cell is computed with the standard formula using exact arithmetic — the same calculation behind our Power from Torque and RPM Calculator — so every figure is accurate for the stated assumptions.

Yes. The table covers common torque values; for any exact figure, enter your own numbers in the Power from Torque and RPM Calculator.

Vikram Iyer · M.Sc Mathematics

Vikram Iyer is a mathematics educator with over fifteen years of teaching experience, specialising in making quantitative concepts clear and practical for everyday use.