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Nico Rosberg gets a new ride: the German acquires a Rimac Concept Two
Nico Rosberg now enjoys the automotive sector from a more personal standpoint, as he demonstrates after acquiring a brand-new Rimac Concept Two.
As a general rule, choosing a car is not an easy task, especially considering how overcrowded the market is and how difficult it is nowadays to come across a truly bad car. This difficulty increases considerably when we move into the hypercar segment, the segment Nico Rosberg has been prowling lately. Thus, the former Formula 1 driver has decided to add a new ride to his garage, and it was through his YouTube channel that he showed it to the world.
Given the feats Rosberg achieved during his active years, it is only natural that his personal vehicles can keep giving him the chance to enjoy himself should he decide to return to the track. With this premise in mind, the world champion has opted for a car that has generated much talk in recent years: the Rimac Concept Two.
Almost without trying, Rimac quickly carved out a place among the greatest brands, putting Bugatti, Pagani and company in a tight spot, as they found themselves cornered by the supremacy of an electric hypercar. Rosberg, amazed by the capability of this technology, has decided to give it a chance and experience for himself what a hypercar of more than 1,000 CV can do.

Of course, it is no wonder, since the people at Rimac have made sure to create a vehicle capable of punishing anyone who dares to challenge it. To achieve this, the engineers of the Croatian brand have relied on four electric motors -one located at each wheel- capable of delivering 1,194 CV and 2,300 Nm of torque, which translates into a 0 to 100 km/h sprint in 1.85 seconds, that is, faster than the Formula 1 car Nico Rosberg used to drive.
Without a doubt, our protagonist’s garage has just been upgraded thanks to this exotic electric hypercar, a vehicle that once shared space with the beautiful Mercedes 300SL. Of course, Rosberg’s collection is a far cry from the garage prototype any other celebrity might have, and we are delighted that the German continues to maintain his impeccable automotive taste.
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Be that as it may, we are sure that this new acquisition will not only allow Nico Rosberg to enjoy a dream vehicle like never before, but also let us learn every ins and outs of this work of engineering art.
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