Croatian automaker Rimac is ending production of its Nevera electric supercar. The company is currently manufacturing the final 10 units of the Nevera R variant, with all deliveries expected to be completed by the end of this year.
Founder and CEO Mate Rimac confirmed that a total of 71 vehicles have been produced since deliveries began in 2022. This figure includes 51 standard Nevera models and 20 high-performance Nevera R units. The final production count is significantly lower than the initial target of 150 vehicles announced in 2018.
The original Nevera featured four electric motors producing 1914 horsepower, achieving 0-60 mph acceleration in 1.85 seconds and a top speed of 258 mph. The upgraded Nevera R increased power to 2107 horsepower, reducing the 0-60 mph time to 1.74 seconds and the quarter-mile sprint to 8.23 seconds.
Rimac has diversified its business beyond supercars. The group operates Rimac Technology, which supplies components to other manufacturers, and holds a stake in Bugatti Rimac. The latter launched the Tourbillon hybrid supercar, which features an 8.3-liter V16 engine and three electric motors.
The company also launched the Verne project in 2024, an autonomous taxi service similar to Tesla's Cybercab. According to the CEO, the Nevera served as a foundational project that enabled the development of current technologies and the establishment of the company's manufacturing facilities.
