Gallery: Rimac Nevera First Customer Delivery In United States <\/h3>\n
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There\u2019s also a MotoGP bike on the track. It has a 1,000-cc engine with a peak output of 270 hp and weighs in at around 346 lbs (157 kg). Last but not least, a Suzuki Hayabusa is also at the drag strip but this is not a factory example \u2013 it has a supercharger added to its 1.3-liter four-cylinder mill for a power output of 380 hp. It tips the scales at around 566 lbs (257 kg).<\/p>\n
As you would probably imagine even only from the numbers, these three machines are pretty fast. There\u2019s no shortage of power but as it often turns out, traction is way more important in these drag races. The Nevera has zero problems with its all-wheel drive but the two bikes struggle to find enough traction from the start.<\/p>\n
Of course, we are not going to spoil the results of this drag race. We will just tell you that it\u2019s an impressively close battle between the Rimac and the race bike. The Hayabusa? It is mighty powerful but it has issues finding enough traction.<\/p>\n