Electric Hypercar Rimac Ceases to Exist Sooner Than Expected
CEO Mate Rimac announced the end of Nevera production: the final 10 cars of the Nevera R version are to be delivered to customers by the end of this year.
Rimac Automobili is assembling the final 10 Nevera R cars. After their delivery to customers, the company will conclude production of the model. In total, since the start of deliveries in 2022, 71 Nevera hypercars will have been produced: 51 standard cars and 20 of the R version.
Initially, Rimac planned to produce 150 units. Rimac believes that Nevera has fulfilled its mission: according to him, it is the best-selling electric hypercar in the world. He also linked the model's success to the establishment of the factory and the development of the Tourbillon, thanking the owners for their participation in the project.
The standard Nevera is equipped with four electric motors with a combined output of 1,914 hp and accelerates to 60 mph in 1.85 seconds. Its top speed is 258 mph.
The Nevera R features a powertrain with 2,107 hp and accelerates to 60 mph in 1.74 seconds. This version is faster than the standard Nevera.
Rimac Group is developing other directions as well. The Rimac Technology division designs and supplies components for electric vehicles, and the group holds a significant stake in Bugatti Rimac—a joint venture associated with the hybrid hypercar Tourbillon. Additionally, Rimac is developing Verne, an autonomous robotaxi and ride-hailing service. The project was introduced in 2024 and began operations earlier this year.
