Rimac Nevera Electrifies Monterey Car Week

The production version of the game-changing 1,914hp all-electric Rimac Nevera will make its U.S. debut at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering during Monterey Car Week on Friday, August 19. The unveiling follows the start of production and the delivery of car #001 to the first customer – the 2016 F1 World Champion and sustainability entrepreneur, Nico Rosberg.

The two production-ready cars on display on the rolling greens of Quail Lodge in Carmel Valley, California, were produced on Rimac’s new production line on the outskirts of Zagreb, Croatia, just weeks prior.

With the shipment of customer cars to Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Asia to follow, Rimac will deliver on its promise of creating a vehicle homologated for all significant markets following a five-year development process that included the creation of 18 prototypes that were subjected to 45 different physical crash tests – 11 of which were destroyed.

U.S. sales and maintenance of the Nevera are handled by a collection of 10 of the country’s most exclusive automotive dealer partners. Each was hand-picked because they can deliver customer service befitting Nevera’s game-changing abilities.

The company’s nationwide network in the United States includes dealer partners in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Rancho Mirage, Salt Lake City, Denver, Houston, New York, Palm Beach, Central Florida and Naples, Florida.

In addition to sales, each dealer partner receives extensive training by factory technicians in Croatia to maintain the most advanced hypercar in the world, including using digital diagnostic tools built from the ground up by the Rimac team.

Following its debut during Monterey Car Week, an example of the Nevera will embark on a tour across the United States, allowing more American customers, prospects and fans to experience the Nevera and its next-generation performance. It will be on the road until the end of the year.

At the same time, the other production car will head back to Europe for more activities, including the Supercar Owners’ Circle drive event in Rimac’s home country of Croatia at the beginning of September.

The first year of Nevera production is already sold out, with Rimac capable of producing around 50 cars each year at its production facility in Croatia. Every major component is designed, engineered and built in-house by Rimac: powertrain, batteries, inverters, software and more.

The pieces are assembled at Rimac HQ and brought together on the assembly line to create the final road-ready Nevera.

Mate Rimac, CEO of the Rimac Group, said: “We’ve been coming to Monterey Car Week for years, showcasing our first car – Concept_One – and then the gradual development of C_Two into its final production form as Nevera.

This year’s appearance at The Quail is undoubtedly our most significant yet; the most unambiguous indication that the promises we have made in five years of development have all been fulfilled and exceeded; the world’s first all-electric hypercar – and the fastest accelerating production car – is now ready to be shipped to customers all over the world. It’s also the first year we see our Bugatti Rimac joint company showing why it’s the best hypercar company in the world, with Nevera set to be joined on the Quail Lodge lawns by a new Bugatti.”

The Rimac Nevera unlocks the next generation of automotive performance. Its 1,914hp is produced by four bespoke Rimac-engineered electric motors, which propels the hypercar from 0-60mph in just 1.85 seconds, and to 100mph in 4.3 seconds.

Proudly sporting a name in honour of its homeland, a Nevera is an unexpected Mediterranean summer storm off the coast of Croatia. The Nevera can transform from a comfortable, adept grand tourer into a pin-sharp performance machine in the blink of an eye.

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