The Rimac Nevera has just won the honor of being the most beastly electric supercar of the moment with a top speed of 412 km/h.
One of the doubts most fans of sportsmanship had about the full transition to electric mobility was where the emotion and sensations would be. However, many brands have already shown that they can rest easy in that regard… One of them, Rimac, which has just broken the top speed record for a zero-emission supercar with its refrigerator. We are talking about the fact that at 412 km/h it is the fastest electric car in the world.
The Croatian model holds another no less important record: that of the production car with the fastest acceleration in the world. And it is that not long ago he achieved the feat of running the quarter mile in just 8.582 seconds. There is nothing…
The German Automotive Testing Circuit Papenburg served perfectly as a witness, presenting itself with two straights of 4 kilometers as the perfect setting to exceed that 410 km/h. The engineers provided the Nevera with an ideal aerodynamic configuration to reduce drag as much as possible while ensuring the necessary stability at high speeds, as well as tires to match the performance: the Michelin Cup 2R.
The lucky pilot to go down in history aboard such a beast was Miro Zrcevic, the marque’s head of testing and development, who took the exit from the oval corner to make the most of speed and slowness on the straight and thus achieve the aforementioned record. .
Let’s not forget that the maximum speed reached by a car to date is still achieved by a combustion vehicle, the extraordinary Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+, which exceeded 490 km/h in 2019. Be blessed!
Source: La Verdad
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