The Rimac Nevera just beat the previous record ... and not by a little bit. And there's a new model to celebrate the run.

Fifteen years after founding the car company that ... that helped give the Nevera its name. Mate selected asymmetrical trim inside—black on one side and red on the other. He filled the cabin ...

Formula 1 cars remain the pinnacle of performance around racetracks but in a straight line, a growing number of all-electric hypercars are showing that batteries and electric motors are almost ...

Croatian entrepreneur Mate Rimac presented the beautiful Nevera R in a very fitting location - Grand Prix weekend in Monaco.

Into a black ... in a car. At least one “with just tires, and without trickery,” as Rimac said, hinting, impishly, that he has such tricks up his sleeve. Surprisingly, the Nevera was quite ...

When you are an electric vehicle startup from a country not known for its carmaking, but attract worldwide attention for your record-breaking hypercar, there is an obvious follow-up: make it even ...

On the outside the car wears pearlescent Nevera Blue paint, a $21,639 option, along with $86,556 worth of black carbon-fiber ... metal bits in the cabin. The Rimac is fantastic to use as a normal ...

This copper Rimac Nevera celebrates 15 years since Mate Rimac started the electric performance-car company ... six spokes in copper and three in black. The special edition also wears 15th ...

Rimac is building a single-seat track car, and it might not be electric The car will have a closed cockpit and not be related to the Nevera Prices ... Leading F1 team Red Bull Racing is also ...

Rimac revealed Friday during The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering at Monterey Car Week the Nevera R, an all-electric hypercar that’s meant to push the performance bounds of its predecessor.

That number doesn’t mean much to non-automotive engineers, but Rimac claims that it represents the most rigid car in the world. While the Nevera has an instrument panel display ahead of the ...