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Here is the summary of the provided text:The Rimac Nevera prototype is being prepped for crash tests and is not currently running at full power. It is lacking about 250 kilowatts due to components needed for crash testing. Despite this, it is still fast. Limited to 340 km/h, it does 100-200 km/h in under three seconds and 200-300 in under six seconds. The final production version will have 1914 horsepower, roughly 1600 kW. Although over 2 tons, it hides its weight well. The brakes are six-pot front and rear, providing a lot of stopping power. Suspension settings are good, making it predictable. The passenger display is working now; it lets you customize readouts. It is also selling the previous modified Supra and replacing it with stock parts, the car is being sold. A 1990 Mercedes-Benz 190 with 26,000 km driven is also being shown off. The fruits and snacks are much better than before in the staff cafeteria. A food shot is taken with the team eating out in town. The video is recorded after work, on Monday evening.
