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Crafted in Croatia, the 2,107-horsepower all-electric Rimac Nevera R shatters hypercar records with an unprecedented 1.66-second 0-60 mph sprint.
Unveiled by Croatian hypercar manufacturer Rimac Automobili in August 2024, the Rimac Nevera R represents the apex of road-legal electric acceleration. Serving as an aggressive, track-focused evolution of the original Nevera, the Nevera R utilizes an advanced 108 kilowatt-hour battery pack paired with four bespoke surface-mounted electric motors delivering 2,107 horsepower (1,571 kW). In instrumented performance trials, the vehicle achieved a 0-60 mph acceleration sprint of 1.66 seconds with standard one-foot rollout, alongside a metric 0-100 km/h time of 1.74 seconds. It blistered through the quarter-mile in 7.90 seconds at a trap speed of 186.41 mph (300 km/h). The Nevera R incorporates next-generation all-wheel torque vectoring, carbon-ceramic EVO braking hardware, and Michelin Cup 2 tires mounted on lightweight staggered alloy wheels. Aerodynamic enhancements include a fixed rear wing and extended carbon-fiber diffuser generating 400 kg of downforce at 350 km/h, securing its position as the quickest production automobile on Earth. Ranks first globally as the fastest accelerating production car in automotive history with an independently verified 0-60 mph time of 1.66 seconds. Crafted in Croatia, the 2,107-horsepower all-electric Rimac Nevera R shatters hypercar records with an unprecedented 1.66-second 0-60 mph sprint. Key benchmarks: zero to sixty sec: 1.66 s; zero to hundred kmh sec: 1.74 s; quarter mile sec: 7.90 s.
Croatian hypercar maker Rimac upgraded the 412 km/h (256 mph) Nevera into the track-focused Nevera R, raising top speed to 431.6 km/h (268.2 mph). Its 4 independent motors deliver 1,550 kW (2,078 hp / 2,107 PS) and 2,360 N·m of torque, drawing from a 108 kWh battery pack in a 2,265 kg chassis. The Nevera R accelerates from 0-60 mph in 1.66 seconds, 0-100 km/h in 1.88 seconds, and 0-300 km/h in 7.89 seconds. In verified testing, it also completed the 0-400-0 km/h acceleration and braking benchmark in 25.79 seconds. Rimac plans 40 units of the Nevera R at roughly $2.5 million each, adding higher-downforce aerodynamics, revised suspension geometry, carbon-ceramic brakes, and next-generation all-wheel torque vectoring for sharper circuit stability alongside extreme straight-line pace.
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