Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac said his £2 million Chiron was stolen from the company site near Zagreb after someone took the car keys left inside. Rimac posted about the incident on Instagram, saying he left his keys inside his cars for years for convenience because he was “always busy”. He said the decision changed only after a theft. After the theft was discovered at the production and technology campus near Zagreb on Wednesday, Rimac chased the suspect in a Porsche 911. He contacted police and used the Chiron’s telemetry to trace the vehicle, telling officers it was being driven towards neighbouring Slovenia. Police later found and arrested the suspect in Austria. Rimac said the car was recovered by police in Austria after he chased the thief, and that updates shared in a group chat helped officers. The CEO said he met the suspect, a Croatian man in his mid-30s, at a police station in Austria. The man explained that he had come to the company looking for a job and took the car after seeing the keys inside. Rimac said he would not be pressing charges, but warned the suspect would be prosecuted due to the car’s high value.