Rimac might seem like a relatively new EV startup, but the company recently turned 15 years old. They’re now celebrating that milestone with a Nevera 15th Anniversary Edition. Production will be limited to nine units and the first car sports a matte copper exterior, which was “specifically developed for its connections not only with times of celebration, but also to energy, as well as its more practical application as the material most widely used in electrical cables.” In effect, it’s the Duracell of electric supercars.
Besides being the first Nevera to wear
matte paint, the model features an eye-catching carbon fiber split that
provides a “striking gloss contrast, both in texture and in color.”
Furthermore, all models will have two-tone wheels, special badging, and
distinctive graphics that are inspired by connections on a circuit board. The
special touches continue inside as drivers will find copper-painted surfaces
and anodized copper switchgear. They’ll be joined by black or white seats with
contrasting copper leather accents and embossed headrests with “15” graphics.
Elsewhere, there’s a “2009-2024” script on the armrest and special badging on
the rear bulkhead.
The Nevera 15th Anniversary Edition costs € 2,350,000 (US$ 2,540,291) and comes equipped with all options as well as a bespoke luggage set that matches the car’s interior. The first model will celebrate its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and will be driven up the hill by its wealthy owner.
As a refresher, the Nevera has a 120 kWh
battery pack and a quad-motor all-wheel drive system with a combined output of
1,888 hp. This enables the model to rocket from 0-96 km/h in 1.74 seconds, hit a top speed of 412 km/h, and have a
WLTP range of 490 km.
