The 1,888bhp Rimac Nevera can't be registered as it is only left-hand drive, but collectors can nevertheless still acquire one for a cool 2 million euros.
The Nevera is the production-ready iteration of the Rimac C_Two concept car with 1,888bhp and 2,360Nm of torque. Yes please.
As with every car in development, weather trials are a must, and the upcoming Rimac C_Two is undergoing weather trials to prove that it can handle the elements.
Rimac continues its development of the C_Two to prepare it for production, and it has moved on to fine tuning the vehicle for road and track usage.
The Rimac C_Two has underwent multiple processes in its development stages, and its completion of these final aerodynamic tests bring it closer to production.
Rimac is moving closer towards its goal of having the C_Two ready for full production in 2021 as it commences the build of the pre-series vehicle.
Rimac puts its upcoming vehicle, the C_Two, through rigorous testing so as to ensure it meets homologation standards before customer delivery.
The new Wearnes Automotive Centre is a 200,000 square feet facility that is designed to meet the growing needs of the high-luxury automotive segment.
Wearnes Automotive has announced that the company will be the exclusive partner of Koenigsegg, Pininfarina and Rimac hypercars.
The Rimac C_Two combines the very best materials and bespoke technology to create the fastest accelerating hypercar ever built.