This is Rimac's first serialized production ... When the regen isn't enough, the Nevera also has 15.3-inch carbon-ceramic brake discs and six-piston calipers from Brembo. An electro-hydraulic ...

If the brake discs and calipers are too hot, the Nevera will start to use more regenerative braking. Rimac plans to build around 50 units of the Nevera annually for the next three years for a ...

"When you accelerate, we have four motors, and each one is sending torque to each wheel 100 times per second, very precisely — which is much more precise than mechanical brakes or hydraulic brakes." ...

An increasing number of manufacturers are launching electric hypercars these days, but the Rimac Nevera ... brakes have been given an overhaul too. A new EVO2 system pairs updated carbon ceramic ...

It's now been two years since Rimac delivered ... ceramic Evo2 brakes have a silicone matrix layer for better braking performance, cooling and durability. The company claims the Nevera R will ...

When Rimac revealed the Nevera in 2021, the Croatian brand intended the 1,914-hp electric hypercar to be a GT of sorts, with plenty of performance but also the comfort to drive thousands of miles.

Read: 1,989 HP Rimac Nevera R Is Harder, Faster, Lighter And Limited To 40 Units In an instant, the driver of the hypercar slams on the brakes, and the air brake pops into action. While it’s ...

Croatia-based Rimac Automobili ... The Nevera R is designed for cornering and is quicker than the Nevera. The new vehicle has a more performance-oriented battery, advanced brakes, and 2,107 ...

Mate Rimac claims the new Nevera R is the only car in the world that accelerates quicker than it brakes. If what the founder and CEO of Rimac Technology says is true, that's pretty darn impressive ...

Croatia-based Rimac shed its start-up status long ago. The company is turning 15 years old in 2024, and it’s celebrating the milestone with a limited Nevera aptly called 15th Anniversary Edition ...

He has written news, reviews, and more as a tech journalist since 2020. Rimac, the company behind the absurdly quick Nevera EV, says it’s now made it even faster with the Nevera R. This new ...