Mate Rimac thinks combustion supercars will survive as mainstream cars electrify. Bugatti buyers increasingly spend huge money making exclusive cars more personal. Rimac says speed matters less when cheap EVs can embarrass yesterday’s exotics. Mate Rimac made his name with outrageously rapid electric cars, so to hear him championing combustion power and professing that performance is not a top priority kind of warps the space-time continuum. It would be like reading that Thomas Edison, after spending years perfecting the light bulb, announced that candles were better after all. Yet the Bugatti boss thinks old-school engines can have a lucrative life ahead. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:[]}; adpushup.que.push(function()…
The Man Who Flattened Supercars With An EV Now Says Gas Is The Future Of Supercars
