The conceptualization and initial design phase of the Rimac C_Two (later Nevera) involved defining the vehicle's performance targets, design aesthetics, and technological features.

The Rimac C_Two prototype was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, showcasing its striking design and ambitious performance specifications. This generated significant excitement and anticipation for the production model.

The development process involved extensive testing and refinement of the vehicle's powertrain, chassis, aerodynamics, and other systems. This included track testing, simulations, and real-world evaluations to optimize performance and reliability.

The production version of the C_Two was officially launched as the Rimac Nevera. Production was limited to 150 units. The Nevera showcased significant improvements over the prototype, including enhanced performance, refined design, and advanced technologies.

The Rimac Nevera has achieved numerous record-breaking feats, including setting new benchmarks for acceleration, top speed, and braking performance. These achievements have cemented its status as one of the fastest and most technologically advanced hypercars in the world. Several records were set at Automotive Testing Papenburg.