Journalists who came to the 88th Geneva International Motor Show slightly ahead of its public opening were able to see C Two – the latest creation of the Croatian hypercar manufacturer Rimac – with their own eyes. The vehicle is the second one produced by the brand, comes with a full-electric engine, and gets released in a limited series of just 150 copies priced at €1.6M each.
The new Rimac C Two has a carbon monocoque body weighed down by a capacious non-removable battery. It is propelled forward by four electric motors together capable of 1,914 hp. According to the official data published by the manufacturer, the hypercar jolts from a standstill to 100 km/h (62 mph) in as little as 1.84 seconds and climbs all the way up to 412 km/h (256 mph). Its driving range is estimated at 650 km (~400 mi).
Apart from the sleek body kit, the grand Rimac C Two comes equipped with an advanced self-drive tech which can take over control at lower speeds and has an AI with a capacity to learn and improve.
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