Video Summary
- Only 150 Rimac Nevera cars will be produced.- The Nevera is named after a weather pattern that causes a calm over the Adriatic Sea to descend quickly into an electrical storm.
- It has four electric motors, one on each wheel.
- A 120 kilowatt-hour battery pack delivers serious performance.
- The car's power is 1,914 horsepower.
- The car can accelerate from zero to 62 mph in 1.97 seconds and from zero to 186 mph in 9.3 seconds.
- The car can complete a quarter mile from a standing start in 8.6 seconds.
- The car has 2,360 Newton meters of torque.
- The top speed is 258 miles per hour or 412 kilometers per hour.
- The car's body is complete carbon fiber, with a carbon fiber monocoque, extending beyond the cage, front suspension, and rear suspension.
- The battery pack is behind the seats and under the floor in an H-pattern.
- The car's active rear spoiler is currently lifted.
- The car has all-wheel drive, but it can function as a front-wheel-drive or rear-wheel-drive car.
- The interior has a full control through the system.
- The ride feels good and you’ll experience brutal acceleration in “track mode”.
- There are a total of thirteen cameras all around in the car, along with twelve ultrasonic sensors.
- There is a "Driver Coach" system to help drivers get the best lap times when driving on the track.
- The NVH of the car has had a lot of work done to it, so it is more quiet than other cars.
- The Nevera is in a queue of supercars and EVs making their way up a hill.
