Everyone knows the Rimac Nevera is a stupendously quick automotive, all-electric, and limited-production, however do you know there’s a ‘prime pace’ driving mode on this hypercar? The Prime Pace mode will set a selected aerodynamic profile on this automotive that could be a good stability between drag and downforce since you want stability at excessive speeds, however you additionally need to decrease drag to succeed in the best pace doable, and as Miro, Rimac’s Chief Check and Growth Driver, mentions within the video beneath: “whenever you attain speeds of 360 km/h, you’re touring a complete soccer discipline … each second” … and the Nevera goes even sooner, rather a lot sooner.
Rimac took the Nevera to Germany to check the highest pace of the automotive, and no, this wasn’t on the well-known Nurburgring, which is likely to be a pleasant technique to set a Ring file, however this time it was about reaching the best doable pace of an EV on the earth, fitted with the superb Michelin Cup 2R tires, below shut scrutiny of a Michelin technician, Miro took the wheel and attacked the 4km observe with curved sections to go as quick as doable … try the video beneath and see how the Rimac Nevera reaches a 3rd of the pace of sound … or 412 km/h (256 mph):
