In the world of electric vehicles, the new king - Nevera from Rimac set 23 speed records at once (2 photos + 1 video)

From 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 1.81 seconds, from 0 to 400 kilometers per hour and again to zero in 29.93, and for a snack - 4.42 seconds from 0 to 200 kilometers per hour.

And this is just a brief description of the records.







At the heart of the Rimac Nevera coupe is a monocoque, and in the company proud that this is the largest single carbon fiber part in automotive industry, because, in addition to the usual “bath” of the cabin, it includes a roof, rear subframe and traction battery compartment. In monocoque "fused" 222 aluminum parts, it weighs 200 kg, and its torsional rigidity is impressive 70 thousand Nm/ deg.

Rimac Nevera has four electric motors (one for each wheel). The front ones give out 340 hp each. and 280 Nm, rear - 612 hp each. And 900 Nm, and the maximum output of the entire power plant is 1914 hp. and 2360 Nm. Each motor has its own single-stage gearbox, although at an early stage it was planned to use two-speed transmissions on the rear axes.