The 2025 Rimac Nevera R is an evolution of the original electric hypercar, and the R packs four electric motors making a combined 2107 horsepower. Along with more aggressive styling, the Nevera R ...

It's now been two years since Rimac delivered its first Nevera hypercars to customers, a record-setting EV from the small Croatian company now also running Bugatti. So as you might expect from the ...

it means you accept accolades for the Rimac Nevera and then create a successor. In this case: the Rimac Nevera R which made its debut as part of Monterey Car Week. For Mate Rimac, the Nevera was ...

VERDICT The Nevera requires a brain remap to fully comprehend and a Swiss bank account to afford. Rimac adds the hyper-focused Nevera R to its lineup for 2025. The R is not so much an evolution of ...

Rimac, the Croatian EV upstart that ascended from a garage to become a supercar and technology powerhouse merged with Bugatti, has upgraded its Nevera hypercar. And along the way, Rimac managed to ...

After five years of development, Mate Rimac's brainchild all-electric hypercar, the Rimac Nevera, is finally in production. The 150-unit limited run of Rimac Neveras will be produced over three ...

Rimac completes two weeks of quality control assessments on every Nevera it builds, including up to 500 miles of shakedown driving, and it shows. Seams are even inside and out; everything works as ...

In June 2023, Croatian automaker Rimac celebrated a milestone and delivered its sixth Nevera out of the 150-unit limited production - among the first three units that reached the US. Bugatti-Rimac ...

Much like the Bugatti Veyron before it, the Rimac Nevera is designed more to function as the last word in street-car performance rather than as a track-crushing speed machine. And also much like ...

For one reason or another, there is still a not-insignificant contingent of people who are staunchly against the electric vehicle revolution. There are many arguments that call EVs into question ...

Customer deliveries of the Rimac Nevera have begun, with the first one going to 2016 F1 champion Nico Rosberg. The car offers 1914 hp and 0-60 mph in 1.9 seconds. Sticker price? A cool $2.4 million.