[2] In June 2020, Rimac opened a new facility in Veliko Trgovišće which serves as the assembly for Nevera homologation prototypes as well as production vehicles for customers.

[19] In August 2022, 2016 Formula One World Champion Nico Rosberg took delivery of car number 1 of a planned production run of 150.

[20] In May 2024, founder and CEO Mate Rimac said more than 50 vehicles had been delivered to customers, indicating that the pace was slower than anticipated.

[21] Each of the Nevera's four wheels is independently driven by a carbon-sleeve permanent-magnet electric motor through a single-speed gearbox.

[27] On 18 August 2023, it set the record for the fastest production EV car at the Nürburgring, at 7:05.298 minutes, driven by Croatian driver Martin Kodrić.

In addition to this, the car has sensors needed for SAE Level 4 of autonomous driving (for when an upgrade has been developed enable them)[32] with full advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS).

[35] Jonathan Lopez of Top Speed magazine acclaimed the Nevera stating that "it is an absolute game changer, and not just in the EV segment.

He praised the "punch out" in the corners despite the weight of the car, as well as giving plenty of feedback, concluding that "it tastes good raw, even without the torque-vectoring wizardry.

[38] Top Gear, in its 2021 review of a pre-production vehicle, praised the "head spinning performance, incredible tech, ultra-stiff chassis, engineering and build quality" but noted that the brakes need getting used to and some detail finessing, giving it 9 out of 10.