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The Rimac Nevera posts 23 automotive performance records in a single day, and we try to put those numbers into perspective to explain this world-beating electric hypercar.

Here's a look at the Rimac Group, its ownership in Bugatti, and the CEO and founder of the group, a Croatian billionaire named Mate Rimac.

It used to be far fetched that anything other than a racecar would have 1000hp. Now, there are multiple production cars with well over that power figure.

These electric hypercars make the power output of a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport look punitive. Click here to see these multi-million dollar wonders!

Due to the involvement of Porsche, a relationship between Hyundai and Rimac to develop new electric vehicles is now reportedly over.

The $2.5 million Rimac Nevera is an electric hypercar with over 1,900 horsepower on tap. Now, you can watch all that power shred through a snowy tundra.

What exactly makes an EV so much faster than even the greatest hypercars? We dig into the science surrounding electric cars.

Radim Passer and his Bugatti Chiron are in hot water as German authorities contemplate jail time following the millionaire's 417 kph Autobahn run.

Mate Rimac's curiosity for tech gadgets saw his company go from being a startup to one of the most prominent players in the supercar industry in 12 years. The 33-year-old was recently handed the keys to one of the major powerhouses in the automotive industry. So who is Mate Rimac?

The Bugatti Chiron boasts an impressive 0-60 time. It's one of the fastest cars in the world, yet Bugatti flubbed the numbers anyway.

Electric supercars are absurdly fast, and arguably the next step for the segment, but are they just too heavy to succeed?

EVs are becoming lighter, faster, and more powerful. Included among these are electric hypercars, which pack so much power they seem unreal. The Lotus Evija achieved nearly 2000 hp in 2019, and many more hypercar models have followed suit. Recently, the Rimac Nevera made headlines as it became the fastest production car in the world.

Ten years ago, Tesla was building high-performance sports cars to show off how powerful EVs could be. And Rimac is doing that today. Here's a look at the Rimac Nevera, which looks to be the world's fastest production car, at least in terms of acceleration.

I’m not sure if I’ve actually seen this in a James Bond film or maybe Batman or something, but the idea of driving around and causing electronics to fry as you pass seems like a handy feature for a car. Well, maybe it’s only handy if you need to cause unfettered destruction while ripping through …

I covered before how the curved lines of a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray split-window coupe got a hold of me. That gripping moment is what started my interest in the automotive industry. After that, I started learning about performance cars, horsepower figures, cornering abilities of sportscars versus sedans, and the importance of aerodynamics in …

Just like Jeep has done, there’s another automaker introducing bicycles. Though admittedly, Jeep’s electric mountain bike is based on an existing design. The electric mountain bike released by Croatian firm Greyp, though, is entirely its own design. One that was created in part with the help of another Croatian company: electric supercar maker Rimac. How …