Rimac prices: what a Nevera costs, how many were built and who makes it

By CarWhere Research · Updated

A Rimac Nevera cost €2 million (about $2.21 million) when Rimac revealed it in June 2021; the Nevera R was reported at €2.3 million (about $2.54 million) before taxes, and the nine-car 15th Anniversary Edition cost €2,350,000 with all options. Rimac planned 150 Neveras, but Mate Rimac said in November 2026 that production will end at 71 cars: 51 Neveras and 20 Nevera Rs.

Rimac model guides

NeveraTwo-door electric hypercar coupe · 2021–2026 · from €2,000,000 (≈ $2.21 million) · 51 built

Rimac prices, production and status

Every Rimac model and version CarWhere covers, with launch price, build count and status
ModelYearsLaunch price≈ USDBuiltStatus
Nevera2021–2026€2,000,000[1]Price announced by Rimac at the Nevera's reveal; taxes and options not specified≈ $2.21 million51Rimac planned 150 Neveras; Mate Rimac said in November 2026 that 51 original Neveras were built (reported). Whether that figure includes the Time Attack and 15th Anniversary editions was not stated.Production complete
Nevera Time Attack2023not published—12Rimac said it would build just 12 Time Attack edition cars, all sold before the August 2023 reveal.Sold out
Nevera 15th Anniversary Edition2024€2,350,000[5]Price stated by Rimac, including all options and bespoke luggage; taxes not specified≈ $2.6 million9Rimac said only nine bespoke examples will ever be built.Sold out
Nevera R2024–2026€2,300,000[8]Reported base price, before taxes; Rimac's launch release did not state a price≈ $2.54 million20Announced as a 40-unit run; Mate Rimac said in November 2026 that 20 Nevera Rs will be built, the last 10 due to customers by the end of 2026 (reported).In production
Nevera R Founder's Edition2025–2026not published—10Ten examples, described by Rimac as the pinnacle of the 40-unit Nevera R run; the first was delivered in January 2026.In production
Concept_One2016not published—8Rimac said the Concept_One would be produced in a total of eight units; the production version was unveiled at Geneva in March 2016.Production complete

Launch prices are shown in the currency the maker announced them in, usually before local taxes, options and delivery. "≈" US dollar figures are CarWhere conversions at the ECB reference rate of November 13, 2026, not US prices. "Not published" means no official or reputable published figure was found.

From Concept_One to Nevera

Rimac Automobili was founded in 2009 by Mate Rimac near Zagreb, Croatia, and its first car, the all-electric Concept_One, appeared in 2011. The production version was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show on March 1, 2016, with production set at eight units.

The C_Two concept followed at the 2018 Geneva show and became the Nevera, revealed on June 1, 2021 at a price of €2 million. Series production started in July 2022 at a rate of up to 50 cars a year.[11][9][1][13]

Rimac, Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group

Rimac Automobili is one part of Bugatti Rimac, the hypercar company that also builds Bugattis. Rimac Group is the majority shareholder of Bugatti Rimac, which is headquartered at the Rimac Campus outside Zagreb.

On April 24, 2026, Porsche signed agreements to sell its 45% minority stake in Bugatti Rimac and its 20.6% stake in Rimac Group to a consortium led by New York-based HOF Capital, which is to join Rimac Group as its largest shareholder alongside Mate Rimac.[9][14]

The Nevera run ends short of 150

Rimac announced 150 Neveras at launch and later added the 40-car Nevera R. In November 2026 Mate Rimac said production would end with 71 cars in total, 51 Neveras and 20 Nevera Rs, with the last Nevera Rs due to customers by the end of 2026. He called it the best-selling electric hypercar in the world.[1][6][4]

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Rimac?

Rimac's road car, the Nevera, was priced at €2 million (about $2.21 million) when it was revealed in June 2021. The Nevera R was reported at €2.3 million (about $2.54 million) before taxes, and the 15th Anniversary Edition cost €2,350,000 including all options.

How much is a Rimac Nevera?

Rimac announced the Nevera at €2 million, about $2.21 million, at its June 1, 2021 reveal. Taxes, delivery and options vary by market.

How many Rimac Neveras were made?

Rimac planned 150 Neveras. In November 2026 Mate Rimac said production will finish at 71 cars: 51 Neveras and 20 Nevera Rs. Special editions included 12 Nevera Time Attack cars and nine 15th Anniversary Edition cars.

How fast is the Rimac Nevera?

Rimac quotes 1,914 hp, 0–60 mph in 1.74 seconds and a 412 km/h (256 mph) top speed for the Nevera. The 2,107 hp Nevera R reached 431.45 km/h (268.2 mph) in Rimac's 2025 record runs.

Is the Rimac Nevera still in production?

Only just. Mate Rimac said in November 2026 that the final 10 Nevera Rs are being built for delivery by the end of 2026, after which Nevera production ends.

Who owns Rimac?

The Rimac Automobili brand is part of Bugatti Rimac, whose majority shareholder is Rimac Group. In April 2026 Porsche agreed to sell its 45% Bugatti Rimac stake and 20.6% Rimac Group stake to a HOF Capital-led consortium.

How many Rimac Concept_Ones were made?

Eight. Rimac said at the car's 2016 Geneva unveiling that the Concept_One would be produced in a total of eight units.

What is the fastest Rimac?

The Nevera R. Rimac says it reached 431.45 km/h (268.2 mph) and ran 0–60 mph in 1.66 seconds in tests verified by Dewesoft and published in July 2025.

Sources

Prices, production counts and performance figures come from Rimac's own press releases wherever Rimac published them; figures it did not publish come from the outlets marked "secondary reference". Each model guide lists its own sources.

  1. Rimac Nevera Takes the Hypercar Market by Storm (2021-06-01) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  2. Nevera — Rimac Automobili
  3. The Rimac Nevera sets a new record at Nürburgring and celebrates with the global premiere of Nevera Time Attack: a One-of-12 (2023-08-18) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  4. Motor1 (citing a video by Mate Rimac), “Rimac Nevera production ends (2026-11-11)” (secondary reference)
  5. Celebrating 15 Years of Defying Expectations: the new Rimac Nevera 15th Anniversary Edition (2024-07-09) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  6. Rimac Introduces Nevera R: A New 2,107 hp Hypercar Re-Designed for Cornering Performance (2024-08-16) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  7. Rimac Nevera R Becomes New 0-400-0 Champion and Sets 24 Performance Records (2025-07-09) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  8. TechCrunch, “Rimac squeezes more power into its new all-electric hypercar Nevera R (2024-08-16)” (secondary reference)
  9. "A Glitch in the Matrix": Mate Rimac Reflects on the Nevera and its Final Form, the Nevera R Founder's Edition (2026-03-11) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  10. Rimac Nevera R (newsroom topic page) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  11. Rimac Automobili unveils the production version of the Concept_One at the Geneva Motor Show (2016-03-01) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  12. Rimac Concept_One Takes Centre Stage at New Hypercar Exhibit (2021-12-08) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  13. First Production-Ready Rimac Nevera Takes to the Streets (2022-07-12) — Rimac Automobili (newsroom)
  14. Porsche sells its stakes in Bugatti Rimac and Rimac Group to international consortium (2026-04-24) — Porsche AG (newsroom)

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