is the first in a new breed of all-electric hypercars and is driven by a 120 kWh battery pack that powers four electric motors, one behind each wheel. It produces a combined 1,887 hp and 1,740 lb-ft of torque and is able to hit 60 mph in just 1.85 seconds while storming down the quarter-mile in 8.5 seconds, making it the quickest production car on earth.
Tipping the scales at 2,150 kg , the Rimac Nevera is very heavy for a hypercar but through the corners, it certainly doesn’t seem like a car that weighs 226 kg more than a Bugatti Chiron. Rosberg is blown away by how much grip it has, noting that he couldn’t once get the Michelin tires to start screeching, no matter how hard he threw it around the corners.also explains an interesting braking feature of the Nevera that we didn’t know about.
Rimac plans to build around 50 units of the Nevera annually for the next three years for a limited total of 150 cars, each priced from around $2.5 million.