Mate Rimac Personally Delivers First-Ever ‘Tiffany Edition’ Nevera R To Customer

Rimac Automobili founder and CEO Mate Rimac has personally delivered the first-ever ‘Tiffany Edition’ Nevera R to a customer at the company’s headquarters in Croatia, with the bespoke electric hypercar standing out for its gloss-black exterior and turquoise accents.

The customer, known on social media as Sho_billions1, shared the handover shortly after receiving the high-performance electric hypercar in October 2026. Brought to life over a two-year development process, the car’s distinctive colour combination earned it the nickname “Tiffany.”

Limited to just 40 units, the exclusive Nevera R is a more performance-focused version of Rimac’s all-electric Nevera, which was limited to 150 units. It is powered by four electric motors that produce a combined 2,107 horsepower, with each motor driving an individual wheel.

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Engineered to deliver sharper handling and greater track performance than the standard Nevera, the Nevera R can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 1.81 seconds, according to the Croatian hypercar maker.

Its upgrades include revised aerodynamics, a fixed rear wing, a larger diffuser, Michelin Cup 2 tyres and carbon-ceramic brakes. Rimac says the changes deliver 15 per cent more downforce and 10 per cent greater aerodynamic efficiency compared with the standard Nevera.

Rimac plans to build just 40 examples of the Nevera R worldwide, including ten exclusive Founder’s Edition models. The first Nevera R Founder’s Edition was delivered in January 2026, while the October handover to Sho_billions1 was a separate customer delivery.

The delivery highlights Rimac’s growing presence in the electric hypercar market, which is increasingly competitive with the rise of Chinese brands using high-output electric powertrains to challenge conventional supercars in acceleration and performance.

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