Porsche, Rimac Automobili, and Bugatti have finalized plans to establish a new joint venture called Bugatti Rimac. CEOs Oliver Blume (Porsche) and Mate Rimac (Rimac Automobili) have signed all relevant and necessary contracts, establishing the share split in Bugatti Rimac. Porsche will hold a 45 percent share while Rimac Automobili will retain a 55 percent share. The formation of the joint company is due to take place in the fourth quarter of 2021, subject to the approval of antitrust authorities in several countries.
Contributions From Bugatti
“We are combining Bugatti’s strong expertise in the hyper sports car business with Rimac’s tremendous innovative strength in the highly promising field of electric mobility,” Blume said. “Bugatti is contributing a tradition-rich brand, iconic products, unique quality standards and craftsmanship, a loyal customer base, and a global dealer network to the joint venture. In addition to technology, Rimac is contributing new development and organizational approaches.”
“This is a truly exciting moment in the short, yet rapidly expanding history of Rimac Automobili, and this new venture takes things to a completely new level,” Rimac added. “I have always loved cars and can see at Bugatti where passion for cars can take you to. I can’t begin to tell you how excited I am by the potential of these two brands combining knowledge, technologies, and values to create some truly special projects in the future.”
Porsche & Rimac Automobili
Bugatti Rimac Event
The previously live reveal of Bugatti Rimac can be seen in the video below.

