Rimac Nevera

A buyer approaching the Rimac badge might expect the numbers to be exceptional, but the Dream Car Garage catalogue shows just how far that expectation goes. With 1,914 bhp, the Rimac Nevera sits first for power among all 600 cars in the collection, placing it at the absolute top of a field that spans every category. The figure is not simply impressive in isolation, it defines the car’s position in the garage.

That same story appears in its acceleration. A 0 to 100 km/h time of 1.81 seconds gives the Nevera the number one ranking across the entire catalogue, faster than 599 other cars. Its 412 km/h top speed places it 11th overall, showing a different balance of strengths: the catalogue does not just identify it as a high-output car, it marks it as one with exceptional performance across multiple measures. The electric layout is also a point of separation. Just 10 of 600 cars use an electric layout, and only 10 combine that layout with AWD, placing the Nevera in a rare technical group within the collection.

The specification behind those rankings is equally distinctive. Its electric system delivers 2,340 Nm of torque through AWD in a 2-door coupe format, while its country of origin adds another unusual detail. The Nevera is the sole car in the catalogue from Croatia. Rimac has one car represented in the collection, making this a singular entry rather than one member of a broad family of models. With 150 built, it also sits in a genuinely uncommon production category, with only 50 of 177 catalogued cars being rarer. Its used price of £1,450,000 places it 56th by cost, meaning 544 cars in the catalogue are less expensive, while its £758 cost per bhp reflects how much performance is concentrated into the package.

The Nevera changes the meaning of its own opening number. The 1,914 bhp is not just a headline figure attached to an electric hypercar from Croatia, it is the reason this car occupies the top position in a 600-car catalogue. For a dream garage, selecting the Nevera creates a focal point defined by measurable extremes and a technical identity that very few other cars can share. It is the car that turns a collection’s idea of performance into a precise, unmistakable statement.