Why the Bugatti CEO Building EVs Says Gas Engines Are Here to Stay
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The same factory produces both supercars and electric vehicles. This is the case of Croatian electric car manufacturer Rimac, which also controls legendary sports car manufacturer Bugatti.
The executive director of Bugatti and Rimac claims that electric cars are “for normal people” and compares the high-end segment of sports with Swiss watches.
Mate Rimac Talks Super Cars, Bugatti and Tech - Total Croatia
August the 29th, 2026 – Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac has discussed the future of super cars, the situation at Bugatti and the technology current and future buyers are turning towards. “The automotive industry is a bit like the watch industry. Digital and smart watches have taken over most of the market, while expensive Swiss mechanical ... The post Mate Rimac Talks Super Cars, Bugatti and Tech appeared first on Total Croatia.
Why the Bugatti CEO Building EVs Says Gas Engines Are Here to Stay
“The upper segment, like sports cars and upwards, are going to stay combustion for a very long time, exactly like watches.” That’s Mate Rimac, CEO of both Bugatti and his own hypercar company, telling CNBC something you wouldn’t expect from the man who spent the last decade trying to prove electric motors could beat gas engines at their own game. It gets even more interesting. Rimac’s factory in Croatia currently builds the Nevera, arguably the …
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