Rimac Nevera R: The Electric Hypercar That’s Smashing Records and Changing the Game
Ready for a revolution on wheels? The Rimac Nevera R has just shattered 24 records and become the fastest accelerating serial electric car in the world! Yes, you read that right – 24 records! Just days after winning the prestigious Red Dot design award, the Nevera R has proven it’s not just a pretty face, but a brutal speed machine.
Record-breaking performance that leaves you breathless
At the ATP track in Germany, the Nevera R set 24 new records, including a blistering 0-300 km/h time of just 25.79 seconds, beating the previous record by a staggering 2.04 seconds. Top speed? A jaw-dropping 412.45 km/h! This makes it the fastest serial electric car on the planet.
Engineering marvel
How did Rimac pull this off? The Nevera R isn’t just an upgrade – it’s a complete engineering redesign. A new aerodynamic package delivers 15% more downforce, and efficiency is improved by 10%. Michelin Cup 2 tires reduce understeer by 10% and increase grip by 5%. There’s also a new generation Rimac battery system with a 120 kWh capacity and an advanced all-wheel-drive system that adjusts power delivery to each wheel in fractions of a second.
Power and exclusivity
The Nevera R boasts a maximum of 1,914 horsepower from four motors, with only 40 units produced, each starting at a price of €2.3 million. This isn’t just a car – it’s a technological beast pushing the limits of what’s possible in electric hypercars.
Everyday usability and a vision for the future
Despite its brutal speed, Mate Rimac, founder of Rimac Group, emphasizes that this car remains practical and comfortable for daily driving. The Nevera R isn’t just for the track – it’s for the street, for those who want the best of both worlds.
Mate Rimac says, “Breaking records is in our DNA, and we’re not stopping here.” Are you ready to see what the future holds? Because if the Rimac Nevera R is any indication, the future is electric, fast, and unpredictable.
Is this the end for traditional supercars?
As the Rimac Nevera R breaks records and pushes boundaries, the question arises – what about the gas-guzzling monsters? Is this the beginning of the end for internal combustion engines? Rimac has proven electric cars can not only be fast but dominate the track.
Conclusion
The Nevera R isn’t just a car; it’s a revolution on four wheels. With 24 new records, a top speed over 400 km/h, and nearly 2,000 horsepower, Rimac has shown the world that the future is electric and it arrived faster than we ever imagined.
If you thought electric cars were boring, think again! The Rimac Nevera R is here to prove you wrong and make you wonder – are you ready for this speed? What do you think, can Rimac keep breaking records or will someone stop this beast? Drop a comment, spark a debate, or just enjoy the ride into the future!
Source: Index.hr
