In the ultra-rich realms of Monterey Car Week, there are show ponies … and some that go. The going-est example this year is the Rimac Nevera Time Attack, which was revealed Friday at The Quail: A Motorsports Gathering. The Time Attack is a 1-of-12 series of the Nevera that coincides with the news that a
Bugatti is at a turning point in its history: It will end production of the Chiron and the W16 engine that powers it in the coming years. What’s next remains a little murky, but the company confirmed that it’s not planning on releasing an electric car or an SUV for at least 10 years. “A
The Rimac Nevera has got its visas to come to the U.S. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board certified the battery-electric hypercar from the newly minted Bugatti Rimac corporation for use on American roads, automaker CEO Mate Rimac posting the papwerwork on his Facebook page. The CARB paperwork shows the
