Rimac Nevera R aims for 2,107bhp Nürburgring record

On August 16, the most extreme version of the Croatian electric hypercar was unveiled, ready to set new speed and acceleration records.

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Extra “R” to search for new people registerIt was revealed on August 16, Rimac Nevera R It will attempt to devour more than 20 kilometres of the Nürburgring with the 2,107-hp summoned, aiming to improve on the Nevera Time Attack record set in August 2023. It will also likely aim to Acceleration record And top gearImprove performance and attractiveness from Rimac Nevera It was based on, and was produced in a limited series of 150 models that remain unsold three years after its launch. The Forty will be “converted” into the most exclusive and fastest Nevera RIt is expected to be in production by the end of 2024 and first deliveries are scheduled for 2025. Rimac Nevera R It will start at around €2 million, net of inevitable allocations.

Rimac Nevera R: Specifications

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The Rimac Nevera R is powered by four electric motors with a total output of 2,107 hp, almost 200 more than the Nevera. Values that allow the new Croatian hypercar to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 1.7 seconds and from 0 to 200 km/h in 4.3 seconds, while it takes 8.6 seconds to reach 300 km/h. There top gear It remains unchanged at 412 km/h. The 120 kWh battery pack also remains unchanged, in the standard version capable of guaranteeing a maximum range of over 400 km. Weight does change, however, even if Rimac doesn’t indicate how much less than the 2,150 kg claimed by the Nevera. The increase in performance has been addressed by a new aerodynamic package that includes a new-look front splitter, a fixed rear wing and a more pronounced diffuser. The all-wheel drive system with torque vectoring and steering geometry have also been improved, in both cases with the aim of improving handling and response.

Electric Supercars: Reversing the Trend

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Heroes in the pioneering era of electric mobility, supercars Zero emissions They seem to have lost some of the magic that allowed them to conquer a good percentage of the richest customers on the planet. A phenomenon of discontent paralleling the increasing prevalence of general-purpose electric cars, such as generating a backlash against the latest combustion-engined supercars. An aspect mentioned by owner Mate Rimac on the sidelines of the presentation Nevera R“Distinctive customers want to differentiate themselves from internal combustion vehicles, as electrification becomes more widespread.”