Faster Than Fast: The Nevera Just Got an Upgrade

Remember that time you upgraded your internet speed and felt like you could practically download thoughts? That’s kind of like what Rimac just did with the Nevera, except instead of faster downloads, we’re talking about a car that already held the production car acceleration record. Seriously, they made a car that was already ridiculously fast, even faster.

But How Much Faster is Faster?

Glad you asked. Imagine this: you’re at a standstill, about to unleash the full fury of nearly 2,000 electric horses. Before the upgrade, you’d hit 60 mph in a mind-bending 1.85 seconds. Now? Hold onto your hats, folks, because that time has been shaved down to a scarcely believable 1.74 seconds. We’re talking fractions of a second that make a world of difference in the realm of supercar performance.

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But it’s not just about bragging rights at the drag strip. This upgrade also shaves off time in other performance metrics, making the Nevera even more of a monster on the track. It’s like the engineers at Rimac took an already incredible car and said, You know what? Let’s just sprinkle in a little more awesome.

So How Did They Do It?

While they haven’t revealed all their secrets (trade secrets and all that), Rimac did mention some fine-tuning to the powertrain and software. Think of it like optimizing code for maximum efficiency—only in this case, the code is telling a bunch of electric motors to catapult a car forward with the force of a small supernova.

It’s a good reminder that we’re living in a future where electric cars aren’t just about saving the planet; they’re about mind-blowing performance that can make even the most jaded gearhead do a double-take.

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