What is the Bugatti Nevera?
The Nevera is a fully electric, two-seat hypercar made by Rimac Automobili, the Croatian carmaker known for electric technology and high-performance cars. The name refers to a sudden, powerful Mediterranean storm that races across the sea off Croatia. The Nevera followed Rimac’s earlier Concept_One.
The Nevera is a Rimac model. Bugatti and Rimac began operating under the Bugatti Rimac company in 2021, while the Nevera’s engineering and electric-car identity come from Rimac.
Generations
The Nevera is a single-generation model in the US market years listed here, 2024–2026. Rimac launched the production version in 2021. It is a Rimac model, with its connection to Bugatti coming through the Bugatti Rimac company.
Engines and power
The Nevera is fully electric, so it has no petrol engine or engine displacement. Rimac describes it as a two-seat electric hypercar. The US EPA listings cover electric versions for the stated market years.
How does the Nevera use energy?
The US EPA listing covers the Nevera for 2024–2026 and identifies its versions as electric. European electric-car figures use WLTP, while Canada uses its five-cycle procedure; the methods differ from the EPA procedure.
As an electric car, the Nevera has no tailpipe CO₂ emissions while driving.
Questions and answers
Is the Nevera a Bugatti?
No. It is a Rimac model. Bugatti and Rimac began operating together under the Bugatti Rimac company in 2021.
Is the Nevera electric?
Yes. It is a fully electric, two-seat hypercar.
What are the Nevera’s US market years?
The EPA listing covers 2024–2026.
Does the Nevera have tailpipe CO₂ emissions?
No. As an electric car, it has no tailpipe CO₂ emissions while driving.