Bugatti CEO reacts to seeing 2025 Lamborghini Temerario in the flesh

Managing director of Rimac Automobili and Bugatti Rimac, Mate Rimac, is big on tiny details – and it was no different when he first saw the 2025 Lamborghini Temerario for the first time IRL.

This fact was made clear in footage shot at Monterey Car Week earlier this month.

However, when looking seriously at the 2025 Lamborghini Temerario, his confirmation that ‘it’s cool’ is a glowing endorsement of the rival supercar maker.

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Bugatti CEO reacts

Car enthusiast and content creator, Speedster404 is best known for his love of hypercars, supercars, JDM (Japanese domestic market) cars, and American muscles, capturing ‘the rarest and most expensive exotic cars around the world.’

He was lucky enough to bump into Bugatti Rimac CEO, Mate Rimac, at Monterey Car Week last week.

He was checking out the 2025 Lamborghini Temerario in some serious detail – paying particular attention to what appears to be the parking sensor.

When asked for his opinion he answered: “Yeah, it’s cool.”

He continued: “I always look at the little details.”

No kidding.

To which the interviewing content creator replied: “It’s the future of hypercars.”

Rimac continues to point out minuscule details of the stunning model, and we wish we could hear what else he was saying to his companion.

The 2025 Lamborghini Temerario

The successor of the Lamborghini Huracán, the luxury car maker filed a trademark for the ‘Temerario’ name earlier this year, which served as something of a spoiler alert.

It has a unique feature that gets the passenger involved in driving – the most advanced infotainment system in any Lamborghini.

Even the passenger gets their own display.

Lamborghini’s CEO Stephan Winkelmann recently said that the ‘YOLO effect’ is boosting sales for the brand amid the Temerario launch.

“Since the end of the COVID, we have this ‘YOLO’ effect — you only live once — which, despite the global crisis … we have here and there in the markets, geopolitics changing, we’re still going strong, and the people still want to buy those cars, and we have a long waiting time,” he told Yahoo Finance.