The head of Bugatti had a Chiron worth 74 million stolen due to his "stupidity". The thief was pursued all the way to Austria.

Mate Rimac, the CEO of Bugatti, experienced the theft of a Bugatti Chiron valued at approximately 74 million crowns. The thief drove through Slovenia to Austria, while Rimac pursued in his Porsche 911. The car was recovered thanks to technology installed by the company, which tracked its location. Rimac admitted to leaving the keys inside the car, a practice he followed with other vehicles as well. The thief, a 36-year-old Croatian, was apprehended at a gas station after police received real-time updates on the car's movements. Rimac warned against similar theft attempts, emphasizing the effectiveness of their tracking system.