Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

Terminator slammed the gas pedal to the floor and the hearse shot across the
cemetery, spewing grass and dirt from its back wheels.

He glanced in the rearview mirror as the T-X picked up speed, crashing through
gravestones as if they were not there.

But she was not gaining on the hearse. The dispersal of the plasma energy had
apparently caused an overload in her power circuits. But that reduced capacity
would not last for long. Terminator had been programmed with what few specs
the resistance had managed to gather. Among them was the T-X model’s ability
to recharge its own power cells. The tiny fusion generator in its chest cavity took
a finite amount of time to replace such a large loss of power, but the recharge
time was very short.

Measured not in minutes, but in seconds.