Rimac Nevera, which started production in 2021 and turned into the Bugatti of electric cars, broke 23 different speed records in 24 hours. Of course, one of the records broken in the tests conducted at the ‘Automotive Testing Papenburg’ facilities in Germany was the 0-100 speed record.
Rimac Nevera accelerated from 0 to 100 km/h in just 1.82 seconds. According to Dewesoft’s data, this time was 1.81 seconds. Nevera accelerated to 200 kilometers in 4.42 seconds, and reached 300 kilometers in 9.23 seconds. According to Racelogic data, the record times were as follows:
All the records Rimac Nevera broke in 24 hours:
- 0-60 mph: 1.74 seconds
- 0-100 km/h: 1.82 seconds
- 0-200 km/h: 4.42 seconds
- 0-300 km/h: 9.23 seconds
- 0-400 km/h: 21.32 seconds
- 100-200 km/h: 2.59 seconds
- 200-300 km/h: 4.81 seconds
- 200-250 km/h: 2 seconds
- 100-0 km/h (stop): 29.12 meters
- 0-100-0 km/h: 4.03 seconds
- 0-200-0 km/h: 8.85 seconds
- 0-300-0 km/h: 15.68 seconds
- 0-400-0 km/h: 29.94 seconds
- Quarter mile distance: 8.26 seconds
- ⅛ mile distance: 5.46 seconds
- Half mile distance: 12.82 seconds
- One mile: 20.62 seconds
- 0-100 mph: 3.23 seconds
- 0-120 mph: 4.19 seconds
- 0-130 mph: 4.74 seconds
- 0-250 mph: 21.89 seconds
- 60-130 mph: 2.99 seconds
- 0-200 mph: 10.86 seconds
The features that helped Rimac Nevera break these records:
Rimac Nevera houses two engines that power both the front and rear drivetrain. Each of the engines produces 900 Nm of torque and 470 kW of power. Of course, everything is not limited to this power, and the carefully developed aerodynamic structure of the vehicle ensures that this power is used in the most efficient way.
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