A supercar with the rarity of the Rimac Nevera doesn’t go on sale often, making this one a special occasion. This 2023 Nevera is #6 of 150 examples planned and was ordered by the Ohio-based Triple F Collection. It was delivered in the presence of Rimac founder and CEO Mate Rimac at Rimac of Naples in Florida in June 2023 and currently shows a mere 1,371 miles on the odometer.
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A spec sheet that would make any other supercar cry
The car is finished in pearlescent Nevera Blue (a $21,639 option) over blue leather, with the four permanent-magnet electric motors sending 1,813 horsepower and 1,741 lb-ft of torque to all four wheels via four independent inverters and four single-speed gearboxes in three housings. Everything sits on a carbon-fiber monocoque with an integrated 120-kWh lithium manganese nickel battery pack and a 22-kW three-phase charging system.
All of that power is stopped by electro-hydraulic carbon ceramic brakes with six-piston calipers and drilled and ventilated rotors, while its tight steering comes from electronically adjusted dampers, software-controlled torque vectoring, and staggered-width 20” polished Vertex wheels. Plenty of active aero, including a front hood flap, a front underbody flap, rear valance flaps, and a rear wing, help keep this Croatian stallion glued to the pavement.
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This can be blue
In addition to the $20,000+ paint, this particular Nevera was also optioned with the Carbon Level 2 Package, an $86,556 option that adds exposed gloss carbon-fiber accents.
The matching blue cabin sports white accents and Sabelt carbon-fiber-backed sports seats. Everything that could be made blue has been made blue, including the door panels, parts of the dashboard, center console, the steering wheel, and even the floor mats. The same dashboard also features a central touchscreen with a digital instrument cluster and an additional passenger info display.
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Final thoughts
The window sticker shows that with the $147,145 in options, the total retail price of this 2023 Rimac Nevera was an earth-shattering $2,311,050. If that shattered any dreams you might have had of owning this, I’m sorry. At the time of writing, the auction sits at $1,051,000 with seven days left. I personally can’t imagine a world where this doesn’t sell for above MSRP.
Upon purchase, the new owner will receive a copy of its window sticker, a clean Carfax report, a charging cable, two key fobs in a numbered case, a cover, and a clean Ohio title that lists the car as a 2023 Bugatti. In terms of potential for record-setting Bring a Trailer auctions, this Rimac Nevera will be one to keep an eye on.
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About the author
Gabriel Ionica
Senior Editor, Autoblog