Croatian car manufacturer produces most powerful hypercar in the world

Following the Concept-one and Concept-two hypercars, Rimac Automobili presented the Nevera to the world on Tuesday.

Croatia's electric sports car producer, Rimac Automobili, presented its latest electric hyper car to the public today. With 1 914 horsepower, acceleration from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 1.85 seconds and a top speed of 412 kilometers per hour, the Nevera is the most powerful hyper car in the world.

Named after the local Adriatic storm, the Nevera has undergone a series of upgrades since its inception. These modifications have produced a 34% boost in aerodynamic efficiency when compared to earlier prototypes.

Enabling "Low Drag" mode reduces the drag coefficient to 0.30 while changing back to "High Downforce" boosts downforce by an incredible 326 percent. The sleek chassis has also undergone some serious adjustments providing for better cooling efficiency of the powertrain and brakes. A 30% improvement has been achieved at low speeds, and seven percent once the Nevera climbs to higher speeds.

Only 150 units will be produced and will cost about two million Euros a piece. Designed and manufactured in Croatia, delivery will begin this year.

Source: HRT