Recently, Rimac's plant in Croatia announced that the latest electric sports car developed by the car company, the Nevera, was officially put into production. They said the car would be built for three years, limited to 150 units and priced at $2.4 million. The quota for the first year is all sold out, but the subsequent quota is still subscribed.
As a production version of the Rimac C_Two concept car, the Rimac Nevera has a maximum output of 1914 hp and a maximum torque of 2359 Nm, which can complete 400 m acceleration in 8.58 seconds and a tail speed of 268 km/h, which is also the fastest production car currently on record.
Rimac officials said nevera has been in development for more than 1.6 million hours, developed 18 prototypes and conducted 45 crash tests.
After merging with Bugatti, Rimac will release four new cars next. Hopefully, rimac's battery compartment will be a little stronger, and not like Concept_One, who almost killed Richard Hammond after a mountain climb overturn.