Rimac Nevera

Founded by Mate Rimac, Rimac produces the Nevera, a car that redefines hypercars. The car combines the best of both worlds: the unrivaled straight-line madness of an electric car and the driver appeal of a supercar. The car has a lithium-manganese-nickel battery and four permanent magnet motors that provide high power. Nevera features an ultra-stiff carbon chassis, proven double wishbone suspension and adaptive dampers. The car has customizable driving modes that change the steering, braking and aerodynamics systems. Rimac Nevera is an electric hypercar from Croatia that rewrites existing ideas about the operation of electric vehicles.

Nevera has no traditional stability or traction control systems, thanks to its impressive torque vectoring system. The Nevera has an aerodynamic body, headlight cutouts and lots of giant openings and vents. The carbon fiber used in the car ensures lightness and strength. Nevera has three main screens and knobs with electronic displays to control the operating mode. Nevera stops as quickly as it accelerates, thanks to the world’s most powerful regenerative braking system.

The Nevera’s design is kept to a minimum but has superb lines, plenty of air intakes and refined surfaces. The company develops and designs almost everything in-house, thanks to its extensive knowledge of batteries, inverters and electric motors. Nevera is the first truly pure electric hypercar and offers innovative solutions. Rimac Nevera is the fastest production electric car in the world with 1900 hp. The car is equipped with four electric motors and four gearboxes. Nevera has a sophisticated ESC system that ensures optimal traction. The car uses an aerodynamic package with active elements to improve performance. The car is compact and curvy, with doors that swing up and out like the wings of a butterfly.