The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
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#2A car with a production run of 150 units and a list price around $2.2M [1] doesn't really seem like a "production" car in my mind.
Re: The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
#3A car with a production run of 150 units and a list price around $2.2M [1] doesn't really seem like a "production" car in my mind. [1]: https://www.caranddriver.com/rimac/nevera
It is though, so you’re free to think whatever you want, but you’re wrong. See: unemployment rate.
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#4Marques Brownlee recently drove one of these for his Auto Focus channel [0]
0-200mph in 10 seconds…crazy stuff. It feels quite apt that Rimac is now part of Bugatti given this seems like the electric equivalent of the Chiron.
Re: The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
#5A car with a production run of 150 units and a list price around $2.2M [1] doesn't really seem like a "production" car in my mind. [1]: https://www.caranddriver.com/rimac/nevera
$2.2M ain't what it used to be. I bet more than 150 people who could actually afford the loan on that car have already read your comment.
Re: The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
#6A car with a production run of 150 units and a list price around $2.2M [1] doesn't really seem like a "production" car in my mind. [1]: https://www.caranddriver.com/rimac/nevera
$2.2M ain't what it used to be. I bet more than 150 people who could actually afford the loan on that car have already read your comment.
You can buy it, but you can't afford it.
Re: The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
#7Marques Brownlee recently drove one of these for his Auto Focus channel [0] 0-200mph in 10 seconds…crazy stuff. It feels quite apt that Rimac is now part of Bugatti given this seems like the electric equivalent of the Chiron. [0] https://youtu.be/sF9xYtouZjY?si=fuq6JB3bLM-g3p95
His face at the end of the first run is very funny. But with 100 miles range I think I would like the 911 a lot more. Not that I have that kind of money.
Re: The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
#8Marques Brownlee recently drove one of these for his Auto Focus channel [0] 0-200mph in 10 seconds…crazy stuff. It feels quite apt that Rimac is now part of Bugatti given this seems like the electric equivalent of the Chiron. [0] https://youtu.be/sF9xYtouZjY?si=fuq6JB3bLM-g3p95
I particularly liked how he described the way the brakes work in every hybrid and electric car ever made as "clever".
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#9> The Nevera is clearly grip limited, otherwise it could go much faster.
Re: The Rimac Nevera Has Broken the Production EV Nurburgring Lap Record
#10Marques Brownlee recently drove one of these for his Auto Focus channel [0] 0-200mph in 10 seconds…crazy stuff. It feels quite apt that Rimac is now part of Bugatti given this seems like the electric equivalent of the Chiron. [0] https://youtu.be/sF9xYtouZjY?si=fuq6JB3bLM-g3p95
His face at the end of the first run is very funny. But with 100 miles range I think I would like the 911 a lot more. Not that I have that kind of money.
I took away that it was 100 miles in Track Mode. In Range Mode it was a lot more. Not sure how much.