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Croatia · First full production car completed July 2022

Rimac Nevera

Four motors, one giant carbon structure and a battery shaped like an H turned Croatia's storm-named Nevera into a real production hypercar.

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Exact production Nevera model photographed in September 2022; not labeled as the earlier C_Two concept or later Nevera R.
Exterior · Photo shows Exact production Nevera model photographed in September 2022; not labeled as the earlier C_Two concept or later Nevera R.. Exact production Nevera model photographed in September 2022; not labeled as the earlier C_Two concept or later Nevera R.
2022 Rimac Nevera · Miroslav Vajdić · CC BY-SA 4.0
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A place in vehicle history

More than a set of wheels.

Rimac revealed the production Nevera in 2021 after developing the C_Two concept, then completed global homologation and rolled out full-production car #000 in July 2022. The company planned only 150, hand-built in Croatia, after a five-year program involving 18 prototypes, 45 physical crash tests and more than 1.6 million hours of development.

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Nevera is a Croatian word for a sudden, powerful Mediterranean storm.

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The battery is also part of the backbone

Rimac's H-shaped pack sits inside a huge carbon-fibre monocoque with a bonded roof and rear carbon subframe. The battery's position keeps mass low and central, while its integration adds claimed stiffness to the structure instead of behaving like luggage carried by the chassis.

Source: Rimac · Nevera production-version reveal ↗

Homologation separated Nevera from the concept

The 2018 C_Two showed the idea, but a sellable car had to survive real crash, climate, durability and legal tests. Rimac destroyed complete vehicles during the program and built experimental, validation and pre-series cars before the first full-production example rolled off the line in 2022.

Source: Rimac · first production-ready Nevera ↗

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