Rimac Nevera, Rolls-Royce Silent Shadow, Ford Fusion successor: Car News Headlines

Rimac has finally revealed the production version of its follow-up to the Concept_One electric supercar. Previously referred to under its C_Two code name, the new model is confirmed as the Nevera and comes with 1,914 hp and the ability to rocket from 0-60 mph in 1.85 seconds. Wow.

Rolls-Royce’s CEO has confirmed the company is working on a new model to be called the Silent Shadow. The new name is a play on Rolls-Royce’s Silver Shadow name, and will likely be used for the automaker’s first electric vehicle.

Ford is developing a mid-size crossover as a replacement for its Fusion sedan which bowed out of the market after 2020. The latest prototypes are the most revealing yet, and they confirm the new crossover will be styled very close to the Chinese-market Evos unveiled in April.

You’ll find these stories and more in today’s car news, right here at Motor Authority.

Rimac Nevera: Production version of 1,914-hp C_Two electric hypercar revealed

Rolls-Royce working on Silent Shadow, likely its first EV

2022 Ford Fusion Active spy shots: Fusion successor almost here

First drive review: 2022 Kia Carnival comes to town masked as a crossover

2023 Kia Sportage teased ahead of June 8 reveal

2022 Honda Insight hybrid starts $2,000 higher, still gets 52 mpg

Start of Tesla Model S Plaid deliveries delayed a week to June 10

Tesla Model 3, Model Y lose top safety ratings after dropping radar

2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS spy shots and video: New track star takes to the ‘Ring

What electric vehicles include free road-trip fast-charging?