Croatian electric carmaker Rimac has ended production of the Nevera after building 71 examples of the electric hypercar, according to a report by Motor1. The company had initially planned a run of up to 150 cars.
The Nevera was Rimac’s flagship road car. Its four electric motors and nearly 2,000 horsepower put the Croatian manufacturer in a market long dominated by established European names. The car also gave Rimac a way to demonstrate its battery and electric drivetrain technology in a vehicle sold under its own name.
The reported production total puts the Nevera’s commercial run in perspective. Rimac developed a car that drew international attention for its performance, and its final production tally came in below half the original limit.
The report concerns the original Nevera. Rimac has also developed the Nevera R, a separate version of the hypercar.
