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Phase one of the Rimac Campus in Croatia is now complete, marking a significant milestone for the Rimac Group. The newly constructed 75,000 m² production facility represents approximately 70% of the total Campus, with production already underway. Total investment into the project has reached 120 million EUR, with final costs expected to exceed 300 million EUR upon completion of phase two. The Campus will support hypercar development, research, and production for Rimac Technology and Bugatti Rimac, as well as new high-volume battery projects for European car makers.
Key Highlights
- Phase one construction completed, covering 75,000 m².
- Production already started at the new facility.
- Total investment so far of 120 million EUR, with phase two costs expected to surpass 300 million EUR.
- Facility to accommodate hypercar assembly and three high-volume battery projects for premium car makers.
- Designed by Croatian architecture firm 3LHD, utilizing prefabricated concrete and steel for rapid construction.
The Rimac Campus is positioned to be the new hub for Bugatti Rimac’s hypercar development and for Rimac Technology’s research, development, and production. The first phase includes a wide range of capabilities, including hypercar assembly, prototype assembly, composite manufacturing, CNC machining, upholstery, and a state-of-the-art paint shop. Furthermore, the Campus will support high-volume battery projects for premium European automotive manufacturers.
The construction of the Rimac Campus commenced in 2021, driven by a vision from Croatian architecture firm 3LHD. Using industrial building techniques such as prefabricated concrete and steel elements, the project has advanced rapidly, offering flexibility for future expansion. The new production building incorporates a unique “houses within a house” design, featuring six-meter-high ceilings, green atriums, and an aluminum façade that integrates with its natural surroundings. Shared spaces, such as restrooms and kitchens, facilitate interaction, while the central atrium serves as a communal dining and gathering area.
Currently, 400 employees are already working at the new Campus, with more expected to join as the transition continues. Once fully operational, the facility will accommodate 2,500 employees, enhancing the Rimac Group’s capabilities in developing premium and luxury technology solutions in the mobility and energy sectors.
About The Rimac Group
The Rimac Group, led by Mate Rimac, owns 100% of Rimac Technology, is the majority shareholder of Bugatti Rimac, and is invested in Verne. The group manages the ecosystem of Rimac companies, which offer premium and luxury technology solutions across the mobility and energy sectors. Headquartered on the outskirts of Zagreb, Croatia, the Rimac Group has locations across Europe, with key investors including Softbank, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Porsche, and Hyundai Motor Group.
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