First Croatian serial made super car out now! - Rimac Nevera

[Jana]

They made the leap from concept to serial production and it looks amazing! New production centre to be completed near Zagreb as well soon.

Technical data then first presentation three years ago stunned the automotive public - 1914 hp and 2300 Nm of torque, acceleration to 100 km / h from standstill in 1.85 seconds and a top speed of 412 km / h.

Cost = 2 million Euro. Nevera means summer storm in Croatian

[Jana]

Oh, forgot to add - it's a fully electric car. Rimac started as battery making company for electric cars (before developing their own car such as this one), and their batteries are generally considered as world's finest.

[Sebastianus Rex]

Cool !! Are the designers Italian or fully Croatian ?

[Petalpusher]

Being a motorhead it's a bit painful to see the industry moving towards full electric cars, but if it has to be done, Rimac is doing it the right way. Not a mass product of course, still a great success story from Mate who started from nothing, sticking batteries in his old bmw. He looks like a really cool guy and hard working. When Rosberg tests your car and orders one you must have done something right.

I ve seen a C1 here a couple of years ago, so it's actually the second supercar Rimac rolls out, very low production quite rare though the C1.

[gixajo]

Nevera in Spanish is:

Spoiler!

[Hulu]

Cool !! Are the designers Italian or fully Croatian ?

British engineer, Chris Porritt and Austrian designer, Adriano Mudri

[Jana]

British engineer, Chris Porritt and Austrian designer, Adriano Mudri

I sense Albanian jealousy in your comment. People from all over the world work for Rimac, but company and it's maker are Croatian.
Chief designer of BMW is a Croat and it doesn't make them Croatian cars.

[Hulu]

I sense Albanian jealousy in your comment. People from all over the world work for Rimac, but company and it's maker are Croatian.
Chief designer of BMW is a Croat and it doesn't make them German cars.

It doesn't make them Croat cars you mean

No jealousy, just facts. Kudos to the Croatian guy for hiring these people and giving it his name

[Gallop]

Spectacular!


A mechanic was telling me the other day that electric cars are going to happen fast and that hydrogen will be the fuel of the future since electric car batteries are already a problem in themselves.

Green hydrogen is the fuel of the future, with a zero CO2 footprint, and will represent a revolution in the energy and transportation sector in the medium term.

I found it quite credible and logical

[Insuperable]

British engineer, Chris Porritt and Austrian designer, Adriano Mudri

Mudri is Croat. Porritt came last year and was immediately appointed as a Chief Technology Officer.