The release of the ’15th Anniversary Edition’ Nevera marks 15 years for Rimac, a Croatia based company. This limited edition Nevera is the first to feature a matte copper paint finish with contrasting carbon fiber below the beltline, which gives it a wiring-inspired appearance.
The copper theme continues in the interior with its copper-colored trim, copper-anodized switches, and copper-colored leather upholstery. Buyers can customize the lower parts of the seats with either white or black leather. Exclusive features include ’15 Year Anniversary’ logos, circuit board-like decals, and two-tone center-locking wheels.
This limited edition remains identical to the Nevera in terms of mechanics. It is powered by four electric motors (one per wheel), drawing electricity from a 120-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack, producing 1,914 horsepower.
Rimac will build only nine units of this exclusive luxury vehicle. Each unit will include an edition-specific ‘one of nine’ emblem on the panel between the seats. Buyers will also receive a tailored luggage set that matches each car’s interior configuration.
The 15th Anniversary Edition will debut publicly at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed. It is one of the most expensive new cars in the world, starting at €2.35 million or approximately $2.54 million at the current conversion rate.
The journey to the top of the automotive industry was challenging. However, 15 years since Rimac first started, they have grown to over 2,200 employees, have facilities in four European countries, own Bugatti, and supply car parts to several companies.
