RIMAC NEVERA: Incredible PERFORMANCES of a Croatian hyper-athlete

Croatian company Rimac Automobili introduced the highly anticipated electric hypersport by name Rimac Fridge, which is a serial version of the concept model C_Two. This super-powerful electric sports car was named after the Mediterranean storm, and its four electric motors are just as powerful.

S 1.914 horsepower from four electric motors, the Nevera can launch up to 100 km / h in 1,85 seconds and up to 100 miles per hour in just 4,3 seconds. Stunning acceleration is maintained throughout the working range of the powertrain, which means that the Nevera reaches 300 km / h in just 9,3 seconds.

Pri Rhyme they wrote that their engineers had improved virtually every component of their new breathtaking hypersport. In doing so, they used the latest and unique, in-house components developed. Only then could they follow I promise from 2018 and implemented them three years later, with some delay due to the pandemic. The bodywork itself has undergone a lot of changes, as they have aerodynamics car improved as much as 34 percent.

The electric motors are powered by a battery with capacity 120 kWh, which is H-shaped and produces as much as 1,4 MW of power. Reach after WLTP cycle is up to 550 kilometers. The battery housing is also a structural element safety monocoque designs. This increased the rigidity of the body by 37 percent, the weight ratio is 48:52 in favor of the rear axle. Judging by the words of the company Rimac this monocoque design is the largest piece made of one piece of carbon fiber in the automotive industry.

The driver will be able to choose between driving seven driving modes, but Nevera is more of a gran turismo traveler than a race car. The minimalist interior is adorned with three screens where the driver manages most of the car’s functions. They will make 150 copies, and each one will be different from each other, despite the three basic GT, Signature and Timeless packages. Before handing over to the buyer, each car will be personally inspected and tested Mate Rimac, the founder of the company Rimac Cars.