CircuitMess and Rimac made a miniature Nevera that you can assemble and program yourself

CircuitMess, a Zagreb-based company specializing in DIY electronic kits with more than 300,000 devices delivered since its establishment in 2017, in cooperation with Rimac Automobili launched a 1:28 scale Nevera model that can be assembled independently from scratch. It is a limited edition available in the Rimac Store at a price of 249 euros.

The model is not just a static model – it is a functional small car that you build from the chassis up, installing electric motors, servo steering mechanism, LED headlights and Li-Po battery system – the same basic technologies that power the real Never. The package also comes with a manually assembled steering wheel. Time Attack with integrated Boost Mode, which is a separate build project in itself.

When the model is finished, it is connected to a computer and can be programmed through CircuitMess’s CircuitBlocks application or, for more advanced users, directly in C++ – which allows you to write your own driving logic, customize controllers and design light sequences.

The collaboration brings together two companies that share a country and a philosophy – Rimac was founded on the idea that boundaries in automotive engineering are there to be broken, and CircuitMess built a business on the idea that those boundaries become less intimidating when you understand how things work.