Reports: Rimac to end Nevera production after building just 71 cars
According to reports, Rimac will conclude production of the Nevera electric hypercar by the end of 2026, building a total of 71 cars instead of the originally planned 190.
Reports indicate that Rimac will complete production of the Nevera by the end of 2026 after assembling the 71st car. Initially, the company had planned to produce 190 vehicles: 150 base Nevera models and 40 Nevera R versions.
The final production run will include 51 Nevera and 20 Nevera R models, resulting in a program smaller than the original plan. Assembly of the Nevera R will continue until the end of 2026.
The electric hypercar gained fame for its technical performance. Its powertrain delivers 1,914 horsepower, and its top speed reached 412 km/h. On the Nürburgring Nordschleife, the Nevera set a lap time of 7:05.298, establishing a record for production electric vehicles.
The Nevera R version later achieved a top speed of 431.45 km/h. However, for owners, the maximum speed of the cars is limited to 352 km/h; higher speeds are accessible only at specific events with company support.
Low demand for fully electric hypercars has been noted, including by Christian von Koenigsegg. According to him, some buyers value the sound, gear shifting, and sensations associated with internal combustion engines. Tesla has announced the future launch of an electric Roadster, which, if it indeed debuts no earlier than 2028, will no longer compete with the new Nevera.
