Accelerating electrification & AI in the automotive sector - Mate Rimac

[@CheeQuYT]

0:12 ''Thank you ve-rimac''

[@beurksman]

2:30 - "This was in 10010..." Time traveller confirmed

[@murc111]

hahahahaha

[@sventrogrlic6370]

dude, that's not funny....but scary! What, if it's true what he said! ;)

[@nc3826]

Well done post on EVs but the title is misleading clickbate. It wasn't about "Accelerating electrification & AI" but I still gave it a like....

[@FilipeSilva1]

Good effort by Rimac

[@akibrda]

Mate naklon do poda,you make me proud!!!

[@geradvindicating9514]

Love this guy 🙌🏼

[@renegadeMoscow]

awesome c2! I wish I had one in my garage!

[@powderskier5547]

Samo naprjed Mate i nek te Bog cuva

[@i.m.pressive]

2010 - win first rase in old bmw 2011 - presented word class hi end luxury electric car emmm....

[@Jeed92]

old bmw? He broke records with it didnt you listen?

[@Portubed]

It was an old BMW chassis. What he means is that he went from a first successful experiment to a full blown world class car in pretty much 1 year.

[@Jeed92]

@@Portubed he won with the bmw AFTER he changed it to being electrical

[@skrlaviolette]

Well, he probably was still racing his converted BMW, while he was working on the Companys first production car in parallel.

[@milank.5574]

BRAVO RIMAC

[@sanjuansteve]

We should all be using electric vehicles charged from the excess power generated from out home, business and covered parking rooftop solar arrays making almost everything 100% solar powered!

[@nalatreborrenoclaf9648]

Ladies and gentlemen. Introducing a 2 million pound milk float.

[@saturnsam7756]

Ok

[@davorsculac2252]

Bravo Rimac

[@vanninstylz6331]

I need that shirt!!! 😍😀👍

[@iCro63]

i would really like to know his patents that he created before he was 18

[@saikarthik7001]

Why 2 dislikes?

[@trimerista]

cause it's not so as you think... this guy lies a lot

[@saikarthik7001]

@@trimerista do you know him in person? How can you be so sure?

[@trimerista]

@@saikarthik7001 when someone alters story during time, would you believe him? especially when his father who financed him at start was on interpol list cause of multimillion fraud... tell me please, how is possible to compete in most luxury and expensive car when yesterday you shared toillet with few families in neighbourhood... how it's possible to gather all that technology to build all parts for car in short period of time, when for compact 1 he putted american batteries and import other parts... please don't attack me, I just cannot stand lies and liars... all of that are facts, I cannot change yours belief but please don't belive anything you hear

[@saff3356]

@@trimerista you should listen to your own advice... don't believe everything you read on the internet, and don't blame the son for allegedly father's crime, which btw he was never convicted. and about imported technology... that is the most moronic argument. he needed to start somewhere. yes he bought conversion kit in the beginning, he wasn't happy with the performance, he tweaked a little bit, realized that he has a product, he started a company in the garage and the rest is history.

[@trimerista]

@@saff3356 again some delusional fan .... batteries were from american factory, thats a fact... how else he could made it if there wasn't any technology. I wish you could understand what this guy sed in croatian.... he is not honest person

[@Midaiganes888]

I can imagine Elon is paying close attention to Rimac

[@forloop7713]

Elon getting a little uncomfortable with Rimac

[@theTruB]

Why would he? Rimac does sport cars only, The new Roadster probably is more of a scare for Rimac than the other way around. Btw, for you guys who apparently dont know, Elons plan have always been to jump start the EV market, So the fact that the Rimac exist is a good thing and will help.

[@incognitotorpedo42]

@@theTruB I agree, the Tesla Roadster 2 is a huge threat to Rimac. It is like a C2 for one fifth of the money, and it comes with an international network of service centers and superchargers.

[@davids3282]

@@theTruB He is working with Porsche and Volkswagen on electric cars, ecpecially on the new porsche tycan. They already bought into the company.

[@theTruB]

David S good for them

[@DjChronokun]

trolley problems are stupid

[@ra6865]

unfortunatly Elon musk will put a stop for all these supercars when he will sell a roadster with the same specs but a more rounded car for way less money. :) Dont think it will be eazy to compete. But then again rich people dont mind buying exclusive stuff for the sake of it :)

[@gracefool]

He'll probably just sell motors to other companies to make them instead

[@doloressverko9887]

Why are you a hater?

[@Wache3]

Your comment just shows how ignorant you are, and how limited thinking you have. Musk won't stop supercars/hypercars industry. There will always be rich people in the world that will want to have exclusive and unique cars, just as there are now. Do you really think that Musk will stop production of Bugatti or ferrari? Like, owners of bugatti care what Musk is making? You are missing the big picture.

[@oliverbuchwald8457]

It is easy to celebrate a e-super sports car out of the perspective of a niche product. All experts know, it is much more difficult to produce vehicle in a higher volume, because of the given law regulations all over the world. "Exotic OEM's get a bonus there. And this is why a small Croatian company could produce this car, and not in volume. There is much more need as only good marketing. Help to protect earth in the sense to find solutions for everybody. This car as all other BEV's will destroy the nature in Chile, because of needs of Lithium for the batteries, but between Croatia and Chile there are lot of miles.....

[@bige8549]

And then, due to a bug in the software, it autonomously runs over 100 people before someone catches on. I am not convinced of the safety and the value yet.

[@Muskar2]

Autonomous vehicles would never be approved if they weren't proven to be radically safer than humans are today - especially since most people react very skeptically like you. I've read hundreds of accounts of people who demand that autonomous vehicles need to be proven to never ever injure anyone, which is obviously impossible. What they don't realize is that humans are horrible, and they just have to be proven to be sufficiently better than horrible, thanks to science and statistics. But more than just trusting numbers, I bet there'll be a few decades of cars that display its live vision and reasoning, in order to aspire more confidence in people.

[@morosis82]

That already happens with human drivers, but at a far higher rate. What's your point?

[@ThomazMartinez]

Your wrong, the one thing electric cards wont have is sound

[@Muskar2]

Electric motors do have a sound, but it's typically removed because it's high-pitched (it isn't in Concept_One though). You're right that it's a lot less loud, especially for performance vehicles. But nothing stops you from adding artificial sounds. I don't see the point in adding sound though, as future generations will regard piston engines similar to how we regard steam engines today, and regard manual driving to how we do horse racing. And I don't think there'll be much more than a niche inbetween who'd like artificial sounds similar to ICE sounds.

[@Exoryyy]

The concept one got quite a lot of sound. It's just different than sound from gasoline engines

[@alomy9863]

It does have sound. The air

[@blogshagify]

At least his guy doesn't seem like he has screws loose like Elon does...

[@radomado3774]

3:50 crna gora je srbija

[@wolfy4734]

Rado Mado hahaha nisam to ni vidio, bice neki slijepac pravio granice

[@matijakumaric4851]

A srbija i crna gora su Hrvatska

[@7REDDRACO7]

So what, ihave designs with unlimited hp and range, and no being is paying me any money yet.

[@vladimirradovic3585]

Why he said he was born in Croatia? When he was born in Bosnia and lived there some time. Everything else is really amazing, amazing personality.

[@nox1cous654]

Someone has to make it about that, always. Balkan never changes

[@powderskier5547]

Maybe because once Bosnia was majority Croat and now they are a minority peoples. A lot of Croat history has been left behind and buried in Bosnia, a tragic.

[@derbigpr500]

He was born in a part of Bosnia that was always Croatian. Bosnia is an artificial country of 3 nationalities that are completely different.

[@vladimirradovic3585]

@@derbigpr500 Well, that country have a passport with it's nationalities. And he moved when he was 12 and had a problem to learn dialect of Croatia on the beginning. Same as I was born and lived as chil in Austria and than moved to Germany, saying I always lived in Germany. Anyway, he is a great man, and a sample of succes for young generation over the world.

[@MrTorcida22]

From all the things he say this is your question.

[@darkgroov]

He can't get over Hammond accident , i bet they paid for the car + the publicity or just the publicity

[@gracefool]

It almost ruined them, lots of people blamed it on the car

[@phiber9]

To those who don't know, Mate Rimac's father was arrested and was on trial twice. This is how Mate got money to start his own EV company. Almost anybody with just 1 fifth of the stolen money would be able to start and maintain an EV company.

[@davefranco1473]

I am surprised those clowns from that show I don't care about didn't claim this car ran out juice or broke. Buddy from Croatia, are you going to make affordable car one day?

[@Muskar2]

He has stated several times that they don't ever intend to produce directly to mass-market vehicles - but they will indirectly, through providing technology for other mass-manufacturers. It's extremely hard to survive the car industry, and the mass-market industry is even harder. Mate Rimac has a passion for performance vehicles and new technology, and that means he isn't likely to go there.

[@davefranco1473]

@@Muskar2 I see, thanks for the explanation, it is a fair point you make!

[@doloressverko9887]

Clowns? You don’t know anything about manufacturing and how difficult this industry is. The reason it’s expensive is because no auto manufacturer does pay-per-part. You need to lay out over 500,000 USD before you even get a part, such as a windshield wiper. You say clown? You don’t know the sacrifices needed to be successful in certain markets.

[@dge5348]

Discussions about E-Mobility as well as autonomous driving and the impact on economy or society have been out in public for years. Sure it's nice to be stunned by a car being fast when you don't expect it to be. But we'll get bored very soon. Electric super cars are toys for the rich and with todays technology they are not even a real challenge for automotive developers. There is also no need for a special AI based training for racecar drivers because it's only a show anyway. It will only up the costs every racing team has to spent when it want's to compete. Nothing new to see here!