Bugatti's head had his personal car stolen. A 36-year-old Croatian in the suburbs of Zagreb entered the territory of Rimac, which designs and manufactures hyper-electric cars, and saw a "nobody's" Chiron Sport with the keys in the ignition. Without hesitation, the man got behind the wheel and pressed the gas. The thief was stopped in the evening in Austria at a gas station: he managed to slip through Croatia and Slovenia. We tracked him via telemetry. The car thief clearly confessed: he came to look for work, but saw the car and couldn't help himself. The owner of the car, the head of Bugatti and the founder of the Rimac company, Mata Rimac, admitted that he leaves the keys in his cars for years: firstly, so that the employees can drive the car or take it for tests, and secondly, he was sure that in Croatia such precautions are unnecessary.

Bugatti's head had his personal car stolen. A 36-year-old Croatian in the suburbs of Zagreb entered the territory of Rimac, which designs and manufactures hyper-electric cars, and saw a "nobody's" Chiron Sport with the keys in the ignition. Without hesitation, the man got behind the wheel and pressed the gas. The thief was stopped in the evening in Austria at a gas station: he managed to slip through Croatia and Slovenia. We tracked him via telemetry. The car thief clearly confessed: he came to look for work, but saw the car and couldn't help himself. The owner of the car, the head of Bugatti and the founder of the Rimac company, Mata Rimac, admitted that he leaves the keys in his cars for years: firstly, so that the employees can drive the car or take it for tests, and secondly, he was sure that in Croatia such precautions are unnecessary.