Rimac is concluding the production of its Nevera electric hypercar, with a total of 71 units built. This figure represents less than half of the initial production target of 150 vehicles.
The final production run consists of 51 units of the standard Nevera model and 20 units of the Nevera R variant. Despite falling short of original sales expectations, the company identifies the vehicle as the highest-selling electric hypercar in its segment.
The Nevera previously established 24 world records in a single day, including a 0-400-0 kph time of 25.79 seconds. The vehicle also achieved a top speed of 431.45 kph and reached 300 kph in 7.89 seconds.
Founder Mate Rimac noted a shift in market demand, as high-end buyers increasingly favor combustion-engine vehicles over electric alternatives. This trend influenced the development of the Bugatti Tourbillon, which features a hybrid powertrain with an 8.3-liter V16 engine instead of an all-electric setup.
