Rimac

Concept One

2013-2014

The Concept One was Rimac's first production hypercar and one of the earliest cars to demonstrate the performance potential of a four-motor electric drivetrain. Its sophisticated individual-wheel vectoring helped establish the technology and engineering philosophy that eventually led to the Nevera. Richard Hammond famously crashed one during filming for 'The Grand Tour', completely destroying the vehicle.

Years produced
2013-2014
Powertrain
ELECTRIC
Engine / battery
90 kwh battery with 4 electric motors
Power
1224 hp
Torque
1600 Nm
Top speed
221mph (355km/h)
0–62 mph (0-100km/h)
2.5 s
Number made
8
Launch price
$980,000

Photos

Explore other Rimac models in the database.