Rimac focused on refining the Concept One, improving its performance, and developing its own in-house technologies. This period was marked by a commitment to innovation and pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle performance.

The Rimac C_Two, later renamed Nevera, was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show. This all-electric hypercar showcased significant advancements in performance, technology, and design compared to the Concept One.

Rimac has continued to invest heavily in the development of advanced battery technology, electric powertrains, and other key components. These technologies are not only used in Rimac's own vehicles but also supplied to other automotive manufacturers.

Rimac Automobili has emerged as a prominent supplier of electric vehicle technologies to other automotive manufacturers. This includes providing complete powertrain systems, battery solutions, and engineering services. Significant clients included Aston Martin and Koenigsegg.