Five years after joining forces, Porsche and Bugatti Rimac are heading in different directions.
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Even if Porsche does sell its stake in Bugatti Rimac, it won’t be completely out of the picture.
Koenigsegg credits the achievement to updated software strategies, fittingly named “Absolut Overdrive”.
It rockets to 100 km/h in 1.72s.
This potential move could grant Rimac full ownership or enable collaborations with additional investors.
Rarely do we see CEOs at the wheel of a competitor’s car.
Rimac anticipates unveiling the car later this year with its track debut set for 2025.
It is capable of sprinting to 100 km/h (62 mph) in an organ rearranging 1.81 seconds.
Rimac said he doesn’t see demand returning for electric hypercars.
It boasts a dark red exposed carbon fibre exterior with unpainted carbon fibre elements.