Overview
- Founder Mate Rimac announced in November 2026 that the Nevera program will stop and the last examples will be completed by the end of 2026 with 71 cars built in total.
- Rimac confirmed the production tally as 51 standard Nevera and 20 Nevera R, including ten limited Founder’s Edition R cars delivered starting January 2026 and ten R cars still in production.
- The Nevera set multiple performance benchmarks during its run, including 1,408 kW for the standard car, 1,550 kW for the R, a Nürburgring E‑series lap of 7:05.298, and a reported top speed around 431 km/h.
- Mate Rimac and reporters say sales softened because extreme straight‑line acceleration lost exclusivity as cheaper cars matched 0–100 km/h times and wealthy collectors showed renewed appetite for tactile, high‑revving mechanical drivetrains.
- Rimac frames the early end as strategic: the Nevera financed and proved tech used in Bugatti Rimac’s V16 Tourbillon, helped build a new high‑voltage battery campus in Zagreb, and supported commercial launch of Verne autonomous shuttles, which could shift the company from a small hypercar maker to a broader technology and manufacturing group.