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Rimac's Electric Hypercar Is Dead Earlier Than Expected

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Rimac's Electric Hypercar Is Dead Earlier Than Expected

Rimac is wrapping up Nevera production. The Croatian automaker is building the last 10 Nevera Rs, which should all be delivered to customers by the end of this year, and then that’s it.

In an Instagram video, Mate Rimac reveals that Rimac Automobili will have produced 71 Nevera hypercars since deliveries began in 2022. Fifty-one are normal Neveras, while the other 20 are Nevera Rs.

When the company revealed in 2018 what would become the Nevera, it had initially planned to produce 150 examples. Despite that, Mate is quite satisfied. At the end of the clip, the CEO says:

‘I think it is still a pretty good achievement. It’s the most sold electric hypercar in the world. And without that, there wouldn’t be the Tourbillon today; there wouldn’t be this factory. So, it did its job. I think it’s a quite cool car...that will have its place in history. And thank you to all the owners who are part of this incredible journey.’

Rimac first revealed the Nevera in 2018 as the C Two concept, and it posted some wild numbers. The four electric motors produced 1,914 horsepower and could propel the hypercar to 60 miles per hour in just 1.85 seconds.

The Nevera can reach a top speed of 258 mph and cover the quarter-mile in 9.1 seconds. Somehow, the Nevera R is faster. The production version would debut in 2021.

74 seconds. 66 seconds to hit 186 mph. 23 seconds.



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