Unveiled at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show, the spectacular Rimac C-Two received the special-edition treatment for the Monterey Car Week in California. Dubbed California Edition -- what else, huh? -- the supercar is actually identical to the version we saw four months ago save for the attention-grabbing blue exterior and a revised trunk.

According to the Croatian firm, the car was "reimagined to tally with the vibrant Californian scene." It sounds fancy, but there's only one modification to talk about. The trunk has been redesigned to fit two champagne bottles and a bunch of crystal flutes. How very Rolls-Royce of Rimac!

Oh, it also has "captivating" trim of which we don't know much right now and a new five-spoke wheel design that's really exciting to look. But overall, it's the same car with fizzy alcohol under the hood.

That's not to say that the C_Two is boring. Developed as a replacement for the Concept_One, it's a significant improvement over its predecessor and packs four motors that deliver an impressive 1,914 horsepower and 1,696 pound-feet of torque. More impressively, Rimac claims it will be able to hit 60 mph from a standing start in just 1.85 seconds. Holy moly!

Rimac wants to build 150 units and all were sold in less than a week since the C_Two was shown to the public. Despite the $2 million price tag!

Further reading

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