Low-Mileage Rimac Nevera Supercar Hits Auction With $1.1M Bid and Rising
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A barely driven Rimac Nevera—one of the world's most advanced and extreme electric hypercars—is currently drawing serious attention on Bring a Trailer, where bids have already cleared $1.1 million ahead of Friday's auction close.
Chassis No. 006 of just 150 units slated for production, this 2023 Nevera was delivered new to Ohio's Triple F Collection and has been meticulously maintained since. With only 1,371 miles on the odometer, it offers collectors the rare opportunity to own one of the earliest and most pristine examples of Rimac's groundbreaking EV, without the wait or markups typical of the ultra-exclusive hypercar market.
Dressed in shimmering Pearlescent Nevera Blue and accented by the Carbon Level 2 trim package—a combination that reportedly added $100,000 to the original spec—the car's dramatic butterfly doors open to reveal a matching blue leather interior fitted with dual widescreen displays and carbon accents.
But looks are just the beginning. Beneath its sleek exterior lies a quad-motor electric powertrain generating a staggering 1,914 horsepower and 1,741 lb-ft of torque. That's enough to rocket the Nevera from 0 to 60 mph in a blistering 1.74 seconds, with a top speed of 258 mph. Range is estimated at 300 miles, though few owners are likely to test its long-distance cruising potential.
At the time of publication, bidding has reached $1,112,111—well below the original sticker price but expected to climb. For collectors chasing bleeding-edge performance, futuristic design, and exclusivity, the clock is ticking on this high-voltage offering.
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