The rumors about Porsche's further investment in Rimac Automobili were true, as the German manufacturer just triggered its third round of €70 million ($83 million). Porsche's stake is now at 24%, up ...

What do you get when you combine a historic French supercar maker, a leader in German automotive engineering and a Croatian electric-vehicle rookie? That’s not the start of a Car Talk bit, that’s the ...

Advanced electric hypercar developer Rimac Automobili is celebrating 15 years in the auto industry and doing so the best way it knows how – by delivering a limited production run of “Anniversary ...

Electric hypercar manufacturer Rimac Automobili shared news of completing winter testing of its 1,914 horsepower Nevera EV. The two weeks of vigorous testing near the Arctic Circle in Sweden mark one ...

Mate Rimac is the 33-year-old founder of Rimac Automobili, a Croatian EV supercar maker. Rimac Automobili not only makes supercars, but also supplies EV technology to large automakers. Rimac told ...

After months of rumors, the blockbuster hypercar business deal of the decade is now official: storied brand Bugatti, with its 112-year history of ultra-exclusive automaking, is now majority owned by ...

Rimac Automobili, known for making the fastest electric car on the planet, bought a stake in Bugatti in 2021 as part of a joint venture with Porsche. Now, the hypercar manufacturer wants to own every ...

Mate Rimac sat at a table, facing a camera. To his right was Oliver Blume, the CEO of Porsche, and to his left its finance chief, Lutz Meschke. They were about to host a video conference to announce ...

An example of the "ultimate record-breaking (EV) hypercar," the Rimac Nevera, has been reunited with the first customer in the Netherlands - and it clearly shows where its allegiance belongs. Mate ...

Bugatti isn't exactly your everyday automaker. Originally created at the turn of the 20th century by Ettore Bugatti himself to build some of the most powerful, often gorgeous automobiles on the planet ...

Rimac Automobili is now starting construction of its new headquarters worth $224 million in Zagreb, Croatia. The R&D and production facilities are expected to combine to make this campus the largest ...