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Slowing EV growth can be explained by a market that has run out of early adopters and the fact that these vehicles are still not affordable or convenient enough for most people. But even in the world of hypercars aimed at the one percent, customers are not rushing to go …

Remember earlier this year when Croatian automaker Rimac bragged about setting over 20 new world speed records in a single day? Well, here’s another one that surprised a lot of people, starting with the company itself. Returning to the same Automotive Testing Papenburg facility in Germany, its 1,888-horsepower Nevera hypercar …

The all-electric Rimac Nevera is a quad-motor Croatian hypercar that debuted in June 2021 with 1,888 horsepower, 1,741 lb-ft. of torque and claims of 0-100 km/h acceleration in less than two seconds, as well as a quarter-mile time of 8.6 seconds. As some would say, not bad. Since then, Rimac …

In the past few weeks, two new electric cars have claimed to achieve the quickest accelerations and the fastest quarter-miles of any production vehicle on the planet, but how do they compare head-to-head? Now we have the answer. The Tesla Model S Plaid sedan is the pride of Elon Musk …

Croatian electric carmaker Rimac Automobili will take the controlling stake in Bugatti , in an ownership swap arrangement with the French race-car brand's owner Volkswagen , the companies said Monday. Under the deal, Rimac and Volkswagen will set up a joint venture focused on Bugatti called Bugatti-Rimac. It will be …

Croatian hypercar maker Rimac, which is partly owned by Porsche, has finally unveiled the production version of the sensational C_Two concept that first made its debut at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. It’s called Nevera after the quick, unexpected and mighty Mediterranean storm that races across the open sea off …