If the modern hypercar era had a mission statement, it would probably be written by Rimac—and the Nevera R Founder’s Edition might be its most unfiltered paragraph yet.

Rimac Automobili has officially delivered the first of just ten Nevera R Founder’s Edition models, unveiling it at the glacially glamorous I.C.E. St. Moritz winter automotive event. In true Rimac fashion, the entire run sold out in a week, proving that the market for million-dollar electric hypercars is not only real—it’s rabid.
The debut car wears a suitably dramatic two-tone finish, blending Cote d’Azur blue with Titanium Silver, split by a razor-thin center stripe decorated with Rimac’s signature tie motif. It’s tasteful, technical, and quietly menacing—much like the company itself.
Mate Rimac, never one to undersell a moment, described St. Moritz as the perfect backdrop for this delivery. And he’s right. This is a car that isn’t just fast—it’s a manifesto on what the post-combustion hypercar should be.
Not Just a Car—A Passport to Rimac’s Inner Circle
Unlike most limited-run hypercars, the Nevera R Founder’s Edition is less about exclusivity and more about immersion. Buyers don’t simply spec their cars—they co-create them.
Each owner is flown to the Rimac Campus in Croatia for a one-on-one configuration session with Mate Rimac himself and the design team. From there, they’re given access to the Bugatti Rimac headquarters and even invited to influence future vehicle development.
In other words, this isn’t just a car. It’s a backstage pass to one of the most technologically ambitious automotive companies on the planet.
That’s a subtle but powerful shift in what “Founder’s Edition” really means. These ten customers aren’t just early adopters—they’re collaborators.
2,107 Horsepower and Zero Apologies
The Nevera R is not a gentle evolution of the standard Nevera. It’s a full-blown escalation.
With 2,107 horsepower on tap, the quad-motor electric hypercar launches from 0 to 60 mph in just 1.66 seconds—a figure that borders on physics abuse. Its top speed of 431.45 km/h (268 mph) places it among the fastest production cars ever built, regardless of powertrain.
And it isn’t just a straight-line monster. During 2025, the Nevera R collected 24 world records, cementing Rimac’s reputation for turning outrageous claims into verified data. It even walked away with a Red Dot Design Award, because apparently breaking speed records wasn’t enough.
The Future of Hypercars Has Already Arrived
There’s a certain irony to watching an electric hypercar dominate an alpine resort known for its vintage Ferraris and Bugattis. But that’s exactly what Rimac wants. The Nevera R Founder’s Edition isn’t here to replace history—it’s here to write the next chapter.
Ten cars. Two thousand horsepower. A company that’s already shaping the future of both Rimac and Bugatti.
And if this is what a “Founder’s Edition” looks like, the rest of the hypercar world might want to start paying very close attention.
Source: Rimac Automobili











