Mate Rimac’s own hypercar was nicked from his office, the thief drove across two countries before the police got him using ...

If you owned a Bugatti Chiron worth several million dollars, you’d probably guard the keys with your life. Well, Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac apparently had a slightly different approach to car security.

Mate Rimac expected to just flash his ID, thank the officers, and drive his Bugatti back home to Croatia. Instead, he found ...

The car was quickly tracked down, and the CEO now says he’ll stop leaving his keys inside his multi-million dollar hypercar.

Even the head of one of the world’s most exclusive car companies isn’t immune to car theft, especially when he makes things a ...

The Bugatti Divo takes to an airport runway for a high-speed run, putting the exclusive hypercar in motion on a long, open ...

Well, that's exactly what Mate Rimac, founder and CEO of Bugatti's parent company Rimac Group, did. And his ...

Leaving your car keys in the car is not the best idea, especially when it costs several million, and Mate Rimac learned this ...

A massive W16 with nearly 1,600 horsepower hidden under proportions that barely look possible. Bugatti never misses.

The Rimac Group and a consortium of money have officially bought out the entirety of the Bugatti brand, meaning there’s no ...

Just ask Mate Rimac. The Bugatti Rimac CEO revealed that his personal Chiron was stolen from one of his company's factories in Croatia earlier this week. The reason? The executives left his keys in ...