The Rimac Nevera uses four independently controlled electric motors and a 120-kWh battery pack.
The Nevera is a high-performance battery-electric grand tourer developed by Croatian company Rimac Automobili. Each wheel has its own motor, allowing the control system to adjust torque at each corner separately. This arrangement enables precise all-wheel-drive control, including torque vectoring during acceleration and cornering.
Its 120-kWh battery pack supplies energy to the four motors and is mounted low in the vehicle to help lower the center of gravity. Rimac named the production car Nevera after a powerful Mediterranean storm, continuing the company’s weather-related naming theme.
The Nevera is related to the earlier Rimac C_Two concept, but the production vehicle received extensive engineering changes before deliveries began. It is often compared with the Pininfarina Battista because both cars use closely related Rimac technology, yet they are separate models from separate brands.