Rimac's electric hypercar, the Nevera, has set 23 new performance records, including a 0-60 mph time of 1.74 seconds and a 0-400-0 km/h time of 29.93 seconds, breaking the 30-second barrier. The Nevera can even outrun the Tesla Model S Plaid. Rimac, which now part-owns Bugatti and is part-owned by Porsche, set the records at the Automotive Testing Papenburg center in Germany, with independent organizations verifying the times. Rimac is building 150 Neveras, priced at $2 million each.
Rimac's electric hypercar, the Nevera, broke 23 performance world records in a single day at the Automotive Testing Papenburg facility in Germany, including going from 0 to 60 mph in 1.74 seconds and reaching a top speed of 249 mph before coming to a stop in 29.93 seconds. The records were independently verified by Dewesoft and RaceLogic. Rimac is currently producing a run of 150 Nevera hypercars in Croatia.
Rimac's electric hypercar, the Nevera, has broken 23 performance records in a single day at Germany's Automotive Testing Papenburg facility, including the fastest 0-249 mph time of 21.31 seconds. The records were independently verified by third-party companies Dewesoft and RaceLogic. The Nevera even outperformed its official 0-60 mph acceleration spec of 1.85 seconds, clocking in at 1.74 seconds. Rimac plans to produce 150 units of the Nevera, estimated to cost $2.4 million each.
Rimac's Nevera EV set 23 speed records, including a new 0-400-0 km/h record and an 8.25-second quarter mile time. The Croatian hypercar's 1,888 hp and 1,741 lb-ft of torque were sent to road-legal Michelin Cup 2 R tires for the record runs. The Nevera's 29.93-second time to reach 400 km/h and back to zero again beat the previous record holder by over a second. Rimac claims this combined test of traction, acceleration, power, aerodynamics, braking force, and grip is the ultimate measure of a hypercar's straight-line performance.
