Bugatti-Rimac CEO Mate Rimac has revealed one of his daily drivers, a Mk.V Volkswagen Golf R32. A model he’d one day like to ...

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

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

The Rimac Nevera ... the Nevera R to achieve a top speed of 412 km/h (256 mph) and accelerate from 0-60 mph in a mere 1.74 seconds, placing it among the quickest production cars ever created.

At this year’s Monterey Car Week, Rimac unveiled the Nevera R, a new hypercar designed to push the boundaries of performance. As the latest addition to the Nevera family, the R model represents ...

Last year at Monterey Car Week, I drove the Rimac Nevera Time Attack Edition, which celebrated a record-setting EV lap around the Nurburgring. As the quickest production car of all time ...

Much like the Bugatti Veyron before it, the Rimac Nevera is designed more to function as the last word in street-car performance rather than as a track-crushing speed machine. And also much like ...

In this case: the Rimac Nevera R which made its debut as part of Monterey Car Week. For Mate Rimac, the Nevera was fulfilment of his boyhood dream to create a dedicated electric hypercar ...

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 ...

For many people, owning a car has many benefits that make it worth the expense. They require a reliable vehicle to get them to work, school and beyond. With millions of registered vehicles in the ...