The Rimac Nevera R is an extreme, track-oriented version of the Nevera electric hypercar, designed as a more aggressive and dynamic alternative to the standard model.
The R version features revised aerodynamics, a fixed rear wing, an enlarged diffuser, new Michelin Cup 2 tires, and a retuned R-AWTV all-wheel-torque vectoring system.
Downforce has increased by approximately 15%, and aerodynamic efficiency by 10%.
Rimac Automobili The powertrain consists of four independent electric motors, one for each wheel.
Total power output reaches 2,107 l.s., and maximum torque is 2,340 N·m.
The Rimac All-Wheel Torque Vectoring system distributes torque between the wheels more than 100 times per second, ensuring exceptionally precise control of traction and handling.
Rimac Automobili The Nevera R accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 1.72 seconds, to 200 km/h in 3.95 seconds, and to 300 km/h in 7.89 seconds.
It covers the quarter-mile in 7.90 seconds.
During official record-breaking runs, the Nevera R reached 431.45 km/h, setting the top speed record for a production electric vehicle.
Rimac Automobili The new high-performance 108-kWh battery is lighter and more efficient than the previous 120-kilowatt battery pack in the standard Nevera.
Braking is handled by EVO2 carbon-ceramic brakes with a silicon matrix, designed for intensive track use.
Production of the Nevera R is limited to just 40 units.
Rimac Newsroom Key Specifications - Powertrain: four electric motors - Power: 2,107 l.s. - Torque: 2,340 N·m - Battery: 108 kWh - Transmission: single-speed electric gearboxes - Drive system: AWD, with independent drive to each wheel - 0–100 km/h acceleration: 1.72 s - 0–200 km/h: 3.95 s - 0–300 km/h: 7.89 s - 1/4 mile: 7.90 s - Top speed: 431.45 km/h, record-breaking result - Body type: two-seater electric hypercar - Production run: 40 units - Features: R-AWTV, fixed rear wing, enlarged diffuser, Michelin Cup 2 tires, EVO2 carbon-ceramic brakes The Rimac Nevera R is one of the fastest production cars in history, combining a 2,107-sily powertrain, acceleration to 100 km/h in 1.72 seconds, and a top speed exceeding 430 km/h with a significantly more track-oriented character than the standard Nevera.