Rimac Nevera Production Reaches 71 Units, Less Than 2018 Targets

Rimac Nevera production is entering its final phase at the company factory near Zagreb, as founder Mate Rimac announced in an Instagram video.

Croatia has produced 51 standard units of the electric hypercar alongside 20 units of the more extreme Nevera R version, leaving just ten vehicles currently in development on the assembly line, Novinky reported.

The final tally reaches 71 vehicles built, representing less than half of the initial production targets outlined when the company first revealed the concept vehicle in 2018. Changing market conditions for electric hypercars led to slower demand than anticipated, a trend Mate Rimac had previously acknowledged.

This market saturation shaped the development of the brand’s subsequent vehicle, the Bugatti Tourbillon, which utilizes a hybrid powertrain featuring a large naturally aspirated combustion engine under the Bugatti Rimac joint venture. Despite falling short of original volume projections, company leadership maintains a positive outlook on the electric model’s legacy.

“[I]t’s the best-selling electric hypercar in the world,” Mate Rimac said.

The standard Nevera pairs four electric motors to generate a combined output of 1,914 horsepower. The vehicle accelerates from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 1.81 seconds and achieves a top speed of 412 kilometers per hour, powered by a 120-kilowatt-hour battery offering a WLTP range of 490 kilometers.

Rimac has not yet announced a direct successor to the Nevera lineup. The organization’s engineering focus has shifted toward the Verne autonomous robotaxi project, electric vehicle technology development for external automotive partners, and operations within Bugatti Rimac.