Bugatti and Rimac's car division were merged last year to form Bugatti Rimac, with Rimac CEO and founder Mate Rimac tasked with leading the new company. He's featured in the video below where he ...

"Nevera" means "unexpected summer storm" in Croatian, the kind of out-of-nowhere weather event that hits hard with lightning and wind, then disappears just as quickly. It's an appropriate name for ...

No, the 258-mph Rimac C TWO is not sold out. Company founder Mate Rimac is clearing the air. So get to the bank, Rimac is only building 150 cars! If you’re sitting there, bummed out because you think ...

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The Nevera showed that any concerns about sports cars, supercars, and hypercars being unable to survive the electric revolution were unnecessary. Rimac’s first production vehicle, an evolution of the ...

Take a look behind the scenes at Rimac Technologies with founder and CEO Mate Rimac as he discusses the scalable engineering behind the company's powertrain and ECU systems. He shows how reusing ...

Rimac Automobili has launched its new all-electric Nevera hypercar, with the name coming from the “mighty and unexpected Mediterranean storm that races across the open sea off Croatia,” the company ...

In 2008, Mate Rimac replaced the broken engine of his ageing BMW race car with an electric motor from a forklift truck. Today, the Croatian is the founder and chief executive of Rimac Automobili, a ...

The Rimac C_Two electric hypercar is undergoing homologation ahead of a planned start of deliveries in 2021. Part of that process involves testing for electromagnetic emissions, the Croatian company ...

Mate is still exploring what that will look like, but Bugatti's lineup will no longer consist of just two-seat hypercars. "I might do something crazy," he added. "With this brand, you can do so much.