Exclusive photos of the Rimac Nevera show electric cars can be fun

While many drivers are excited about the rise of electric vehicles, there are still many sceptics who doubt their viability or simply wonder if EVs will ever be as entertaining as internal combustion, gas-powered automobiles. The manufacture of the hypercars is restricted to 150 units, so watch the video to see them in action and get your own opinion. Rimac Nevera Demonstrates the Fun of Electric Vehicles Even though the YouTube video is only a little over a minute long, it manages to contain a lot of action. The Nevera makes a noise similar to an approaching jet when it is close to an airport. Throughout the clip, several different cars in various colors race past the camera to demonstrate the power they bring to this particular strip. They produce clouds of smoke as they spin their tyres and approach the various positions of the person filming. The Rimac Nevera manages to create some sound of its own through the intense speed the cars manage as well as the screech of tyres on pavement. While the noises of revving engines are absent from this video as you would expect with classic muscle cars, the Rimac Nevera. Although it is undoubtedly quite different from a classic drag strip experience, it certainly amps up the thrill compared to some of the more humdrum EV options made by mainstream automakers. The Rimac Nevera is cruising and performing power slides. The Croatian company Rimac Automobili created and produced the Rimac Nevera, a totally electric sports automobile. The car's first prototype was built in August 2021, and only 150 of the production model will be made. Care is taken throughout the meticulous construction of the Nevera, which produces only one car each week on average. The name Nevada is derived from the Croatian word for brief, intense storms that frequently include lightning and mostly develop on the Croatian Adriatic coast; it is a fitting name for a vehicle that runs on electricity. Varryx claims that the Nevera can reach 60 mph from 0 in 1.85 seconds, making it a contender for the title of the world's fastest-accelerating production vehicle. According to Rimac Automobili, it has a top speed of 256 mph and can accelerate from 0 to 100 mph in under 4.3 seconds and 0-186 mph in 9.3 seconds. The Rimac Nevera electric hypercar, which boasts butterfly doors and Level 4 autonomous driving capabilities, is said to be tough and capable of being driven hard. The car is said to be able to charge to 80% in under 30 minutes when linked to a fast charger.