Join Miro Zrnčević, Rimac’s chief test and development driver, as he hits 412kph (258mph) in the Nevera
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The Rimac Nevera has set a top speed of 412kph (258mph), making it the fastest electric production car in the world. The top speed, achieved at Automotive Testing Papenburg facility in Germany, is the same that Rimac targeted when the car was first unveiled in 2018
The vehicle dynamics sector has again shown impressive work across engineering, innovation, technology and teamwork in the shortlist for this year’s Vehicle Dynamics International Awards. The judging panel had a tough job this year, with some very tight results, but five worthy winners emerged
Take an inside look at the development process of Hyundai’s N Brand rolling labs, which are fully functional vehicles used for research, development and verification of high-performance technologies pioneered by Hyundai Motorsports before they are applied to mass-production models
Watch two of the most famous names in Formula 1 get behind the wheel of the Lotus Evija: Emerson Fittipaldi and Jenson Button. Who better to show how the all-electric hypercar performs around the famous 2.2-mile test track at Hethel?
AB Dynamics has launched what it claims is the world’s most accurate K&C test machine, and a ‘major Japanese OEM’ is launch customer
Automotive braking product manufacturer, TMD Friction, has opened a new UK research and development facility in Seaton Ross, East Yorkshire as part of its investment strategy into the independent aftermarket
The November/December 2022 issue of Vehicle Dynamics International magazine is now available online! The issue is…
Work on ‘ground-breaking motion simulation’ is underway with a new cooperation agreement between UK-based motion-generator simulator technology company, Dynisma, and Kistler Instrumente, a provider of automotive testing hardware
Watch the Urus Performante Super SUV hit the track and off-road trails at the Autodromo Vallelunga outside Rome. The car’s new Rally mode was put through its paces, as were the Pirelli P Zero and P Zero Trofeo R tyres