Al Habtoor Motors, the official partner of Rimac in the UAE is receiving the first of nine 15th Anniversary Edition Rimac Nevera cars set to be built. 

 

The recently revealed 15th Anniversary Edition made an appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, where it was on display at the Supercar Paddock and running up the famous hillclimb, before heading to its new owner in the UAE.

 

UAE customers and automotive enthusiasts are distinguished by their advanced taste and keen interest in cutting-edge technology and high performance, and it comes as no surprise that the first of only 9 cars is headed to the UAE for delivery. 

 

Fastest EV production car

The 15 Years Anniversary Edition Nevera participated in the festival’s famous hill climb over the four days of the event, where the Nevera Time Attack set a time of 49.32s to become the fastest EV production car on the hill in 2023 in its 4th appearance in the event.

 

The special edition Nevera features a copper shade that has been specifically developed for its connections with times of celebration and energy, as well as its more practical application as the material most widely used in electrical cables. 

 

A new full visible carbon fiber split provides a striking gloss contrast, both in texture and in colour. Each of the nine cars is connected through a number of consistent features, including the exclusive dual-colour alloy wheel design, 15 Years Anniversary badging and the distinctive Rimac pattern – which mimics the connections of a circuit board – running the length of the car. 

 

The interior of the car features copper anodised switchgear and copper-painted surfaces to complement its celebratory exterior. The cabin itself can be finished in bold black – like the car at Goodwood – or pristine white, with the seats featuring a contrasting copper leather and ’15’ embossed into the headrests. Special one-of-nine and ‘2009-2024’ script adorns the armrest, marking this special edition apart from other Nevera models.

 

The Rimac Nevera is the fastest accelerating production car in the world and holds more than 20 performance records. Key to the Nevera’s speed is its advanced battery system, powertrain and software, all developed in-house at the Rimac Group. 

 

Optimum power and control

The front and rear powertrains – each composed of two individual motors – provide power to each wheel individually. At the rear, a 1MW dual inverter enables 900Nm and 450kW per motor, while an entirely bespoke front powertrain is designed to deliver optimum power and control. 

 

All systems are overseen by a complex web of in-house developed electronic control units, working in conjunction with an NVIDIA Pegasus-based supercomputer to calculate and send output to the four powertrain systems 100 times a second. The combination of all these systems, and the software that controls them, is known as Rimac All-Wheel Torque Vectoring.--TradeArabia News Service