What You Need to Know about Bugatti-Rimac

It’s official. Rimac Automobili and Bugatti Automobiles have formed the new company Bugatti Rimac as of November 2021 and Naples Motorsports has the details you need to know about the merger. Both the automotive companies will continue to operate as unique brands with separate vehicle options but the merger combines the best of the best.

Visit our exotic car dealership in Naples, FL, today to learn more and to see our new inventory lineup that celebrates what the Bugatti and Rimac brands have to offer.

All the Merger Details You Want and Need

Now that the Croatian EV startup Rimac has merged with Bugatti, you can expect even more innovation on the road. This merger deal seals the fate for Rimac that was founded in 2009 and will clearly make a splash in the automotive industry. Both brands feature high-performance sports cars and race cars that have garnered world records with exceptional power output.

With this merger, the Rimac Group will hold the majority share and will continue with projects to advance its OEM shareholders, including Mercedes-Benz, Aston Martin and Ferrari. The Rimac lineup will continue to be manufactured in Croatia with a $240 million campus in Zagreb. Bugatti will be assembled in France, where it was created in 1909.

The Rimac-Bugatti merger offers a combination of technological and automotive trailblazers. Rimac has been known for its innovation into electric vehicles and Bugatti has a 110-year tradition of engineering some of the most intuitive hypercars. Porsche will have a strong role in the joint company, primarily as a strategic partner with Mate Rimac at the helm of the joint company.

Meet the Bugatti Lineup

Bugatti will continue to manufacture some of the most innovative concept cars in Zagreb, Croatia. The current lineup includes the W16 Mistral, the ultimate roadster, as well as the Bugatti Chiron with special edition models.

The Bugatti Chiron is a two-seater sports car with a German engine manufactured by Bugatti Automobiles SAS. What’s most impressive is that this concept car features a quad-turbocharged W16 engine with a starting 1,180 lb-ft of torque. The Bugatti Chiron is known for accelerating from 0 to 60 MPH in 2.4 seconds and set a world record in 2017. With a top speed of 300 MPH, this vehicle is test track ready.

Naples Motorsports is pleased to showcase the variants of the Bugatti Chiron, including the Sport, the Sport 110 Ans, the Super Sport 300+ and the Noire and Pur Sport. Learn more about the available Bugatti models and more about the merger when visiting our luxury car dealership in Naples, FL.

Meet the Rimac Lineup

One of the main benefits of this exotic car company merger is the launch of the Rimac Nevera. This high-end sports car features a horsepower up to 1877 with a limited run of 150 units. As the second Rimac hypercar to launch, the Rimac Nevera combines a pair of electric motors to produce 205 miles of driving range. From the entry-level model to the Rimac Nevera Time Attack, you’ll love that this high-performance sports car accelerates from 0 to 60 MPH in 1.85 seconds.

The 2024 Rimac Nevera uses a 117.0-kWh battery pack that is situated behind the seats. Style is also stand-out with a carbon fibre dashboard, center console and steering column. This all-electric hypercar features interior components made from shiny billet aluminum and suede. Get ready to see high-end technology, too, with this hypercar that features a large infotainment screen, wireless smartphone charger and a passenger-side LCD that displays acceleration and speed of the vehicle.

Visit Naple Motorsports Today

If you’re intrigued by the merger details and the outstanding specs of both the Bugatti Chiron and Rimac Nevera, it’s time to visit Naple Motorsports to learn more. Our team is eager to showcase not only our new inventory but also our classic exotic cars in our pre-owned inventory. Learn more about our passion for the Bugatti and Rimac lineups and discover why our luxury car dealership in Naples, FL, stands out from the rest. Contact us today.