How is the best car in the world made? Croatian Rimac C_Two

Rimac Automobiles has unveiled the next stage in the development of the C_Two electric super sports car. At the recently opened Rimac production facility in Veliki Trgovišće, Croatia, the line will accelerate the production of C_Two prototypes required for final validation and testing required for worldwide homologation.

Assembling each of the C_Two car will take approx five weeks, which will cut production time in half compared to the off-the-line static production principle used by some other supercar manufacturers. The new full-capacity process will allow four vehicles to be built per month.

Until now it is Rhyme produced four C_Two prototypes, and thirteen more are needed to complete the testing and homologation process. More will follow after them ten cars ahead of the series, most of which will be produced this year. The whole process homologation no shortcuts, from the first concepts, through full prototypes to cars on the road, is a three-year process. With the introduction of a new production line, it will Rimac Cars deliver cars to buyers in 2021, unlike the original plan before the COVID-19 crisis, which called for deliveries in 2020. The final design and real name of the car will be revealed later this year.

In parallel with the development of the C_Two, the company Rimac continues to grow, which is why it is Porsche increased its ownership stake in the company to 15.5 %, and Hyundai Motor Group invested 80 million euros, thus joining such a long list of Rimac's already established customers and partners, such as Koenigsegg, Pininfarina Cars and Aston Martin.