[slamnos]

Staggering numbers as expected from an EV.

What is unbelievable is how did they achieve 400+ top speed on an EV !!

[Venkatesh]

The Top Gear car review: Rimac Nevera. The first true pure-electric hypercar is a sensation, as is the company that makes it.

Positive:
Head-spinning performance, incredible tech, ultra-stiff chassis, engineering and build quality

Negative :
Some detail finessing still required, brakes take some getting used to

There’s a lot to unpack here. This is the first true pure-electric hypercar to land, and there’s definitely a pioneering feel to the Rimac Nevera. This thing’s quarter mile time blitzes the Bugatti Chiron Sport’s and its pace everywhere is intergalactic

It feels like a car that’s been engineered and developed by people who aren’t just way ahead of the technological and software curve, they have an innate feeling for the hardware too.

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[no_fear]

Will it also burn for 5 days like the previous version, if it is on fire. (cheap joke, couldn't resist)

[V4D3R]

Originally Posted by Sankar

I have watched this clip n number of times, far more than I can even remember or count. I coudn't agree more with Hammond when he says "If that is the future I am so ready"; but it looks like there is more to the future with Rimac 2!

https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=fWrUl3uemb4

I love torque, doesn't matter if its Electric

This clip also captures the immortal words of Jeremy Clarkson describing the Rimac's speed - "That Rimac just f***s off!"

Yes, the car is ridiculously F-A-S-T, and it also costs an eye-watering €2 Million (including taxes, as per the Carwow video)

I'd love to see a drag race between the Rimac Nevera and the Pininfarina Battista.

[LPJ777]

In this era of new-age hypercars, I must say the Rimac Nevera seems to be only one that has piqued my interest especially after seeing the drag race on CARWOW. While, I'm still not wowed by the exterior styling especially where the rear tail lights give me BMW i8vibes.

I must say, I'm impressed by the performance and the way the interior is put together but the price tag is quite expensive. Given that it is a limited run production, I am pretty sure a number of them will find themselves on the shop floors of various exotic car dealers in the Middle East.

Depending on how the car does in the real world, either people will pay a premium to own one or it could take a depreciation hit sooner than later.

[Shreyans_Jain]

It was painful to watch the most potent road going Ferrari being destroyed by the Rimac. It was comprehensive and it was brutal. How will ICE supercar brands survive against the electric onslaught? Ferrari is Ferrari because they have made some of the fastest cars in the word for the past 70 years. What will become of them if they fall so far behind?

[ZenMaster]

This kind of performance is expected from Rimac and doesn't surprise me .

I mean if a Tesla Model S can do 1/4mile in 9.x seconds, an electric Supercar that cost 15 times what the most expensive Model S costs should do at least this to justify itslef.

Also, I don't know why some people are talking as if this is the end of Ferrari. Nobody can create the Brand pull (or the profits) that Ferrari has. I don't see them going anywhere because those who can afford a Ferrari and wants a Ferrari, will definitely buy a Ferrari. It more of an emotional thing for enthusiasts and a way to showoff for posers.

I think Rimac will become like the Electric counterpart of Koenigsegg. Also, Rimac is more than just a luxury car manufacturer, they are doing consultancy work for many OEMs now. So we will see some of their technology adopted by other OEMs in the future.

Good to see, such new companies popping and literally giving Legacy manufacturers a run for their money.

[dragracer567]

Originally Posted by Shreyans_Jain

It was painful to watch the most potent road going Ferrari being destroyed by the Rimac. It was comprehensive and it was brutal. How will ICE supercar brands survive against the electric onslaught? Ferrari is Ferrari because they have made some of the fastest cars in the word for the past 70 years. What will become of them if they fall so far behind?

The same way the M5 survives despite the onslaught by the Tesla Model S.

Moreover, Ferrari itself will eventually have to go EV. It's just that a modern-day V12 is no match to the ferocious launch and torque available in an EV.

[vik99]

Originally Posted by dragracer567

Moreover, Ferrari itself will eventually have to go EV. It's just that a modern-day V12 is no match to the ferocious launch and torque available in an EV.

They better up their EV game on the double. Unless they want to end up being to the performance car world what Nokia ended up being to the world of mobile phones.

It would be very interesting to compare the two cars on a track to see if the Rimac Nevera handles as well as the Ferrari.

[rohitoasis]

Jonny Smith (Ex Autocar presenter) has a nice channel and i have shared some videos from that channel in other threads.

He had a sit down with Mate Rimac and had a really nice discussion. Turns out to be a nice humble bloke, has some fun experiences to share and some nice builds of cars (Bikes, Cycles as well). Good insight into this guy and i am now a fan and hoping Mate has success in his current and future ventures.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CSiIfwC5DI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxu2pjVozVM

[GKR9900]

Looks like Mat Watson from carwow just can't get enough of the Rimac. Here's another drag race from the channel this time against a Taycan and M5!

https://youtu.be/zwlKCxaLBns

[TrackDay]

Originally Posted by GKR9900

Looks like Mat Watson from carwow just can't get enough of the Rimac. Here's another drag race from the channel this time against a Taycan and M5!
https://Youtu.be/zwlKCxaLBns

Not sure why he had the M5 in there ? That thing looked so out of place with the other two just zooming ahead. The Nevera should to be tried against something from the stables of Koenigsegg and Bugatti However the one thing that the Rimac disappointed me was past 2:20 when the portion above the dials started shaking. For something that costs above 2 million, dashboard rattles are not cool.

[GKR9900]

Originally Posted by TrackDay

The Nevera should to be tried against something from the stables of Koenigsegg and Bugatti

Exactly! Hoping that GTboard answers our prayers real soon!

Originally Posted by TrackDay

However the one thing that the Rimac disappointed me was past 2:20 when the portion above the dials started shaking. For something that costs above 2 million, dashboard rattles are not cool.

I was so mesmerized by the Rimac's acceleration that I completely missed it. Can't unsee it now.

[GKR9900]

Wondering how a low slung hypercar with maniacal acceleration will fare off road? Here's Rimac's answer!

https://youtu.be/RZYRpkl4cTU

[sandeepmdas]

Originally Posted by naveen.raju

Pretty hefty price tag too

Originally Posted by abhishek46

A truly Mind-Bending 2,000,000 Pounds.

Instead of converting that amount to INR, let's admire the Rimac logo which looks very, very familiar