In case you’ve forgotten, lifetime production for the Rimac Nevera is restricted to 150 units. So, the chances of you spotting one on the run are extremely less. However, there’s a special version of the already limited-run hypercar. And it’s called the Rimac Nevera Time Attack. Unveiled at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, in Monterey this year, the uniquely named specimen is the one-of-twelve planned. It recently took a speedy stroll around the fearsome Nurburgring. And guess what! It shattered the previous lap record for production EVs by 20 seconds. It lapped the 20.6km stretch of “The Green Hell” in 7 minutes and 5.298 seconds.

Earlier this year, the Rimac Nevera claimed the title of the fastest-ever electric production car to complete the Goodwood Festival of Speed Hillclimb. Before that, it set 23 performance records in one day, including a 0-400-0kmph sprint-brake stint in under 30 seconds.

At this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, MG Motor garnered much attention by unveiling three performance-oriented EVs for the first time – EX4 Concept, Cyberster Roadster and MG4 EV Xpower. The latter two also participated in the famous hillclimb event. Where the two-seater convertible echos back to MG’s heritage, the MG4 Xpower put on a good show with its dual-motor outputting 435hp/600Nm. The EX4 Concept vehicle reimagines an MG from the history books – the Metro 6R4 rally car from the 1980s. It donned a distinctive livery to celebrate the 40th anniversary of MG’s aforementioned rally icon.