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Rimac Nevera R Smashes 23 Performance Records in One Day

Rimac Nevera R Smashes 23 Performance Records in One Day

Rimac has done it again. The Croatian hypercar maker took its Nevera R to a test track and walked away with 23 performance records smashed in a single day — including reclaiming the 0–62mph and quarter-mile crowns it once held.

Let that sink in: twenty-three records, one day. This was not a cherry-picked PR stunt with one lucky run. Rimac systematically attacked acceleration, braking and outright speed benchmarks, and the Nevera R — the lighter, sharper evolution of the standard Nevera — rewrote the lot.

Rimac Nevera R on track

The headline numbers are frankly absurd. 0–62mph in around 1.7 seconds. 0–124mph in roughly 4.5 seconds. A quarter mile dispatched in the low eights. Top speed is quoted at around 256mph. These are figures that, a decade ago, belonged in the realm of top-fuel dragsters, not something with number plates and air conditioning.

The Nevera R's advantage comes from evolution rather than revolution. Power rises to around 2,107hp from its quad-motor powertrain, weight is trimmed, the battery is retuned for harder repeated launches, and the aerodynamics generate more downforce. The result is a car that can deploy its colossal output again and again without the thermal fade that blunts lesser EVs.

What makes this achievement remarkable is the repeatability. Electric hypercars live or die by consistency — anyone can do one heroic launch, but doing it two dozen times in a day, in record-setting fashion, proves the engineering underneath. Rimac's battery thermal management and torque-vectoring software are the real heroes here.

The timing is pointed, too. With a new generation of electric hypercars arriving from established supercar makers, Rimac is reminding everyone who set the benchmark in the first place. The Nevera R does not just hold records — it holds the conversation.

Final thoughts: 23 records in a single day is the kind of stat that will be quoted for years. The Nevera R is not merely fast; it is a demonstration of how far electric performance has come — and a warning shot to everything coming next.

FAQ

How many records did the Rimac Nevera R break? 23 performance records in a single day of testing, covering acceleration, braking and speed benchmarks.

How fast is the Rimac Nevera R? It accelerates from 0–62mph in around 1.7 seconds, with a top speed of roughly 256mph.

How much power does it have? Around 2,107hp from four electric motors, making it one of the most powerful production cars ever built.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many records did the Rimac Nevera R break?

The Nevera R smashed 23 performance records in a single day of testing, covering acceleration, braking and outright speed. It reclaimed the 0–62mph and quarter-mile crowns in the process.

How fast is the Rimac Nevera R?

It accelerates from 0–62mph in around 1.7 seconds, hits 0–124mph in roughly 4.5 seconds, and tops out at around 256mph. These are figures that once belonged to top-fuel dragsters.

How much power does the Nevera R have?

Around 2,107hp from its quad-motor powertrain, making it one of the most powerful production cars ever built. Retuned battery thermal management lets it repeat record runs without fading.

Oliver Bennett

Oliver Bennett is part of The Cars Daily editorial team, covering car news, reviews and industry updates for enthusiasts across the UK and beyond.

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