The Model S Plaid is the undisputed king of electric sedans. No other four-door vehicle can accelerate faster than the Model S Plaid or complete the quarter mile in less time.

But how does the Plaid compare to one of the fastest vehicles in automotive history? The Rimac Nevera is the car equivalent of Thanos, and beating it is a seemingly impossible task. Can the Plaid keep up? The answer might come as a huge surprise to many fans of the ultra-fast Tesla.

What Is the Rimac Nevera?

The Rimac Nevera is a Croatian EV hypercar, and everything about it is other-worldly. The vehicle itself is mostly made of carbon fiber, even the chassis. This doesn’t mean that the Rimac is lightweight, though, as this hypercar sports a huge battery pack that adds considerable weight. The Rimac Nevera also uses four electric motors, each with the task of powering an individual wheel.

This gives the car unparalleled control and torque management. It also makes the Nevera incredibly powerful. It generates 1,914 horsepower, just in case you’re wondering.

If the name seems odd, Rimac says it’s derived from the term for a Mediterranean storm. Oddly enough, Nevera means refrigerator in Spanish. Oddly enough, Rimac Refrigerator doesn’t sound as menacing.

Tesla Model S Plaid vs. Rimac Nevera 0–60 MPH: Which Is Faster?

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