"<p><a href=""https://www.motor1.com/news/139042/rimac-concept-one-power-upgrade/"" rel=""nofollow noopener"" target=""_blank"" data-ylk=""slk:With the Concept One, Rimac proved"" class=""link rapid-noclick-resp"">With the Concept One, Rimac proved</a> it was able to build an electric hypercar with absolutely insane performance. At the Geneva Motor Show, the firm debuted the new <a href=""https://www.motor1.com/news/235215/rimac-c2-ev-geneva-debut/"" rel=""nofollow noopener"" target=""_blank"" data-ylk=""slk:C_Two with similarly incredible specs"" class=""link rapid-noclick-resp"">C_Two with similarly incredible specs</a>. With a model on the road, we're more likely to believe the astounding claims for the latest vehicle.</p> <p>The C_Two allegedly has 1,888 horsepower and can reach 60 miles per hour in just 1.85 seconds. The impressive performance reportedly comes with a maximum driving range of 404 miles in the NEDC test.</p> <p>While the powertrain numbers are on the razor's edge of being unbelievable, the tech claims are where the C_Two really strain credibility. According to Rimac, the model features Level 4 autonomous driving ability, which means the vehicle can entirely pilot itself if necessary. </p> <p>Creating a fully self-driving vehicle is a project that the auto and technology industries are investing billions of dollars in. It's difficult to believe that a tiny company like Rimac somehow has a solution that much larger competitors don't.</p>"
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