Mate otkriva kako su mu ukrali Bugatti vrijedan tri milijuna eura: "Vidio sam da ide prema Sloveniji" (VIDEO)
Hrvatski poduzetnik Mate Rimac otkrio je detalje o krađi svog Bugattija Chirona, vrijednog oko tri milijuna eura, koji je pronađen nakon međunarodne policijske operacije. Rimac je priznao da je ključeve ostavio u vozilu, što je praksa koju je održavao zbog osjećaja sigurnosti u Hrvatskoj i kako bi olakšao rad zaposlenicima koji se često kreću i testiraju automobile. Krađa je u početku prošla neopaženo dok kolega nije prepoznao osumnjičenog kako odlazi, što je potaknulo Rimaca da prati auto putem telemetrije dok ga osobno progoni u Porscheu 911. U Austriji, u blizini Graza, policija je uhapsila 36-godišnjeg hrvatskog državljanina koji je priznao da je ukrao auto tijekom posjete u potrazi za poslom. Iako je vozilo pretrpjelo manju štetu, Rimac je izjavio da ne želi pokrenuti kaznenu tužbu protiv pojedinca, naglašavajući olakšanje da nitko nije ozlijeđen.
Croatian entrepreneur Mate Rimac revealed on Thursday how his three million euro Bugatti Chiron was stolen from his company campus near Zagreb and subsequently recovered in Austria. Rimac stated in a video posted to social media that he had left the keys inside the vehicle, a habit he maintained for years due to a sense of security in Croatia and the need for employees to move cars for testing. The theft occurred on Wednesday, triggering an international police operation involving Croatian, Slovenian, and Austrian authorities. The car was located at a gas station in Austria later that evening, where a 36-year-old Croatian national was arrested and admitted to the crime. The incident took place at the Rimac Group headquarters in Sveta Nedjelja, a suburb of Zagreb. According to Rimac, the campus lacks high fences or strict perimeter security, which meant the disappearance of the car was not immediately obvious. Employees frequently use his vehicles for daily operations, including moving them around the facility and conducting tests. To facilitate this workflow, Rimac explained that he often left the ignition keys in the Bugatti Chiron, as well as in his other high-value vehicles such as the Nevera. He noted that he had done so for years without incident until Wednesday, when an unauthorized individual walked onto the property, entered the car, and drove away. Rimac said he did not notice the vehicle missing initially because staff members regularly drive his cars. The situation changed when someone recognized the suspect driving the Bugatti. This alert prompted Rimac’s team to check the location of the vehicle. They utilized the car’s built-in telemetric system, which transmits data to a server. The tracking data indicated that the vehicle was traveling toward Slovenia. Rimac contacted the police immediately after confirming the theft. While his associates coordinated with law enforcement, Rimac decided to pursue the car himself. He described being near his Porsche 911, which had a full tank of fuel. He started the engine and followed the Bugatti, noting that the thief already had a one-hour head start. During the chase, Rimac monitored the fuel level of the stolen Bugatti via its digital systems, hoping the driver would run out of gasoline. However, the suspect refueled during the journey and continued driving toward Austria. The pursuit ended on Wednesday shortly after 7:00 p.m. local time. Austrian police officers located the Bugatti at a service station along the A9 motorway near Seiersberg-Pirka, approximately ten kilometers southwest of Graz. The area falls within the Graz-Umgebung district. Police identified the vehicle because it had been flagged for search. Officers detained the driver, a 36-year-old Croatian citizen, at the scene. During questioning, the suspect fully confessed to stealing the car. He told investigators that he had originally gone to the Rimac campus to apply for a job. While there, he saw the Bugatti with the keys still inserted and decided to take it. His intended destination was Germany, according to unofficial information cited by Croatian newspaper 24sata. The suspect crossed the border into Austria from Slovenia at the Sentilj checkpoint. Authorities from all three countries collaborated on the recovery effort. Croatian police initiated the response, while Slovenian police assisted in tracking the vehicle through their territory. Austrian police made the final arrest. Following the detention, the criminal investigation unit of the Styrian State Criminal Police Office took over the case. Under orders from the public prosecutor’s office in Graz, a criminal complaint will be filed against the man. After paying bail, he was released on his own recognizance. Rimac met with the suspect at the police station following the arrest. The man explained his actions, reiterating that he had come seeking employment before deciding to steal the car. Despite the magnitude of the loss, Rimac expressed a desire not to personally pursue criminal prosecution against the individual. He stated that he hoped the person would be okay, although he acknowledged that competent authorities would handle the legal proceedings. The Bugatti sustained minor damage during the incident, but Rimac emphasized that he was more concerned that no one had been injured during the chase or the recovery. He thanked the police forces, specifically praising the Austrian officers for their role in locating the vehicle. In the concluding part of his statement, Rimac admitted that the experience served as a lesson. He announced that he would no longer leave keys in his vehicles, ending a long-standing practice rooted in his trust in the safety of his home country. The Bugatti Chiron is a high-performance sports car produced by Bugatti Rimac, a joint venture between the French manufacturer Bugatti and the Croatian company Rimac Group. Rimac serves as the founder and chief executive officer of Rimac Group. The specific model stolen is valued at approximately three million euros. It bore Zagreb registration plates. The recovery marked the end of a brief cross-border ordeal that spanned parts of Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria within a single day. The vehicle has since been returned to its owner.
Hrvatska policija je izvijestila da je luksuzni Bugatti Chiron koji pripada poduzetniku Mate Rimacu ukraden u Zagrebu u srijedu. Vozilo, vrijedno oko tri milijuna eura, vozio je kroz Sloveniju u Austriju 36-godišnji osumnjičeni koji je prešao granicu u Sentilju. Policijske snage iz Hrvatske, Slovenije i Austrije koordinirale su svoje potrage i kasnije tog dana pronašle automobil na benzinskoj crpci blizu Seiersberga. Austrijske vlasti su uhitile osumnjičenog na licu mjesta, gdje je u potpunosti priznao krađu tijekom ispitivanja. Tužitelji u Grazu podnijeli su kaznenu prijavu protiv njega, a vozilo je već vraćeno Rimacu, osnivaču Rimac Grupe.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): Članak izvještava o određenom kriminalnom incidentu koji uključuje krađu privatne imovine. Dok je žrtva istaknuta poslovna ličnost povezana s visokim profilima automobilskih poduhvata, priča se usredotočuje striktno na operaciju provedbe zakona, prekogranične suradnje između agencija
Zašto činjenice (98): This article is highly accurate and concise. It cites specific sources (Croatian newspaper 24sata, Austrian police) for its claims. All details match the consensus: value (~3M EUR), location (near Zagreb/Sveta Nedelja), route (via Sentilj border crossing to Austria), recovery time (after 19:00), loc
Zašto objektivnost (95): Extremely neutral and professional tone. It sticks to the facts without embellishment. The structure is standard news reporting: lead, body, conclusion. No adjectives that imply judgment beyond what is necessary for description (e.g., 'luxury car'). It presents the police actions and legal steps obj
36-godišnji hrvatski državljanin uhićen je u Austriji nakon što je ukrao Bugatti Chiron vrijedan tri milijuna eura koji je pripadao Mateju Rimacu, osnivaču Rimac Grupe i izvršnom direktoru Bugatti Rimaca. Vozilo je ukradeno u srijedu popodne u području Sveta Nedelja u blizini Zagreba, Hrvatska. Osumnjičeni je pobjegao kroz Sloveniju u Austriju, gdje je policija pronašla auto na benzinskoj pumpi na autocesti A9 u blizini Seiersberga, otprilike deset kilometara jugozapadno od Graza, kasnije istog dana. Austrijske i slovenske vlasti surađile su u pronalaženju vozila, za koje se navodno govorilo da je bilo namijenjeno Njemačkoj. Osumnjičeni je priznao krađu tijekom ispitivanja od strane Styrian Criminal Police Department i pušten je uz kauciju nakon što je optužen od strane ureda javnog tužitelja Graz. Pronađeni auto je vraćen vlasniku.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): Članak izvještava o konkretnom kriminalnom incidentu koji uključuje krađu luksuznog vozila. Dok je žrtva istaknuta poslovna ličnost povezana s visokim profilom automobilskih tvrtki, osnovna stvar je zločin imovine, a ne politička rasprava, pitanje politike, ili strankarski događaj.
Zašto činjenice (97): Accurate and detailed. Matches the consensus on all major points. It provides specific geographic details (Seiersberg, 10km SW of Graz) and legal specifics (bail paid, released). It explicitly cites Net.hr and 24sata. The detail about the suspect being released after paying bail is a specific factua
Zašto objektivnost (95): Very objective. The writing style is straightforward and informative. It avoids sensationalizing the 'chase' aspect mentioned in Article 0, focusing instead on the police operation and legal outcome. The tone is detached and factual.
DeloNeovisan🔒SredinaČinjenice: nije otkriven službeni izvor/dokumentObjektivnost 95
Hrvatskom poduzetniku Mateju Rimacu ukraden je njegov Bugatti Chiron, vrijedan oko tri milijuna eura, u sredu u području Zagreba. Vozilo je istog dana pronašla austrijska policija na benzinskoj pumpi u blizini Seiersberga nakon što je prošlo kroz Sloveniju preko graničnog prijelaza Sentilj. 36-godišnji Hrvat je uhićen na licu mjesta i priznao je krađu tijekom ispitivanja. Prema nezvaničnim izvještajima, osumnjičeni je namjeravao voziti automobil u Njemačku. Austrijske su vlasti vratile vozilo Rimacu, osnivaču i izvršnom direktoru skupine Rimac i voditelju zajedničkog poduzeća s Bugattijem.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): Članak govori o jednostavnom kriminalnom incidentu koji uključuje krađu i povrat luksuznog vozila. Dok je žrtva istaknuta poslovna ličnost uključena u visoko-profilne automobilske poduhvate, priča se u potpunosti fokusira na logističke aspekte zločina, međunarodna policija,
Zašto činjenice: nije otkriven službeni izvor/dokument
Zašto objektivnost (95): Neutral and balanced. The language is plain and descriptive. It does not take sides or inject opinion. It simply reports the sequence of events and the official statements. Very similar in tone to Article 1.
Slovenske noviceNeovisanSredinaČinjenice: nije otkriven službeni izvor/dokumentObjektivnost 90
Hrvatski poduzetnik Mate Rimac otkrio je detalje o krađi svog Bugattija Chirona, vrijednog oko tri milijuna eura, koji je pronađen nakon međunarodne policijske operacije. Rimac je priznao da je ključeve ostavio u vozilu, što je praksa koju je održavao zbog osjećaja sigurnosti u Hrvatskoj i kako bi olakšao rad zaposlenicima koji se često kreću i testiraju automobile. Krađa je u početku prošla neopaženo dok kolega nije prepoznao osumnjičenog kako odlazi, što je potaknulo Rimaca da prati auto putem telemetrije dok ga osobno progoni u Porscheu 911. U Austriji, u blizini Graza, policija je uhapsila 36-godišnjeg hrvatskog državljanina koji je priznao da je ukrao auto tijekom posjete u potrazi za poslom. Iako je vozilo pretrpjelo manju štetu, Rimac je izjavio da ne želi pokrenuti kaznenu tužbu protiv pojedinca, naglašavajući olakšanje da nitko nije ozlijeđen.
Procjena pristranosti (Sredina): Članak se fokusira na specifični korporativni incident koji uključuje istaknutu poslovnu ličnost i visoko vrijednu imovinu. Iako priča uključuje elemente osobne odgovornosti i pravnog postupka, ona se ne bavi strankarskom politikom, ideološkim raspravama ili kontroverzama javne politike. - Što?
Zašto činjenice: nije otkriven službeni izvor/dokument
Zašto objektivnost (90): The tone is largely objective, presenting the events as they happened. However, the inclusion of direct quotes from Rimac ('I saw he was heading towards Slovenia', 'I pressed the gas pedal') gives the story a slightly more narrative, human-interest feel compared to the dry police reports in other ar
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