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The company will host a conference call to discuss the results at 5:00 p.m. ET Rimac, a new entrant from Croatia, seeks to dominate the electric supercar market despite hailing from a country with little history of automation.It seems fitting that an all-electric, high-performance car that sets new standards for sports cars would share the same country of origin with one of the foremost pioneers of electric technology, Nikola Tesla.

Like Nikola Tesla, Rimac founder Mate Rimac seems to have a hard time keeping good ideas squeezed in.

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Nevera's specifications are impressive.

The two-seater Nevera four-wheel drive is powered by motors on all four wheels that combine to produce an impressive 1,914 horsepower. Available torque is from the electric drive train.

The claimed top speed of 258 mph (415.21 km/h) (415.21 km/h) and the 0-60 mph time is just 1.85 seconds.

While the performance of the car is certainly the most impressive, so is the production of almost every bespoke part that is done in-house.

Software, batteries, controllers, knobs, switches and more are produced in a factory on the outskirts of Zagreb. Rimac is taking orders for the Nevira and plans to produce 50 units annually over the next three years at a cost of about $2 million.
Once tested to official standards, it has the potential to be the fastest production car in the world.