Rimac Automobili

In 2013, the company responsible for the 1,088 hp Rimac Concept One all-electric supercar rolled out an electric vehicle of the two-wheeled variety in the form of the Greyp G12. At Salon Privé 2015 earlier this month, Croatia-based Greyp Bikes premiered its successor, the Greyp G12S.

Electric cars have taken out the top two spots at the 2015 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, with Rhys Millen's eO PP03 beating Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima's Tajima Rimac E-Runner Concept_One to become the first ever all-electric winner of the race.

It's de rigueur for upmarket brands to have an e-bike in the stable, so it was no surprise that Qoros should show its eBIQE last week. The big surprise was the cloud connectivity and a five inch touchscreen dashboard with an astonishing array of information services. Cheap? NO! Cool? YES!

If you want a stunningly fast, eye-catching electric supercar, you could do worse than the Rimac Concept One. Should you not have approximately US$1 million to spend on one, however, there's still something you can buy that's made by Croatia's Rimac Automobili – the $8,000 Greyp G-12 electric bike.

Volar-e is claimed by Applus+ Idiada, a Spanish engineering company, as the world's most powerful sports car.

An 600-hp electric BMW developed by Croatia's Rimac Automobili set world a pair of world records.

The outrageous Rimac electric supercar is officially on sale.

The all new Concept_One EV we previewed ahead of this month's Frankfurt Motor Show has been revealed.

To be unveiled this week, the Rimac Concept One pure electric sportscar has an aluminum frame, carbon fiber body and a 366 mile range. It also has a claimed 1088 bhp, prodigious torque of 3800 Nm and an electronically-limited top speed of 305 km/h.