The Rimac Nevera is the quickest production car in the world … pretty much any way you slice it.
The $2.2 million electric car set 23 acceleration and braking records in a single day on April 30 at a test track in Germany.
The 1,914 hp Nevera sprinted to 60 mph in 1.74 seconds, beating the 1.79-second mark set last year by the Pininfarina Battista, which is built on the same battery-powered platform.
It also ran a quarter-mile in 8.25 seconds and a half-mile in 12.82 seconds, the latter of which about as quick as it would cover the distance in a free fall.
The Nevera had previously claimed the title of world’s fastest electric car last year at a certified 258 mph.
(Rimac)
“When we set out to engineer the Nevera, our performance targets were incredibly ambitious, and we’ve now managed to overshoot all of those.”
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The Nevera uses four electric motors and has a U.S. certified driving range of 287.28 miles per charge.