Hendrik A. Malinowski, a 14-year Bugatti veteran and former managing director, is now chief commercial officer of Bugatti Rimac, with sales, aftersales, customer experience, the dealer network and brand and marketing all reporting to him.
Bugatti Rimac has appointed Hendrik A. Malinowski as its chief commercial officer, the Bugatti Newsroom announced on Oct 14, 2026. Malinowski has been at Bugatti for more than 14 years, including a spell as managing director and the last four years as commercial director of Bugatti Rimac.
"What BUGATTI has achieved in recent years is, above all, the work of a team," said Bugatti Rimac CEO Mate Rimac, crediting the commercial departments Malinowski has led.
For owners, the practical point is that aftersales, certification and dealer relationships now sit with the same executive as new-car sales. That's consistent with Bugatti's push to support older cars through La Maison Pur Sang, as with the one-off aluminum Veyron it just restored for a new owner.
The only Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse with a bare polished-aluminum body, chassis 8.100, has been certified and returned to its original specification by Bugatti's heritage program and now lives with a new owner on the French Riviera. No price was disclosed.
The History Trust of South Australia has sold the 2008 Veyron EB 16.4 that was a headline exhibit at the National Motor Museum in Birdwood. The buyer is reportedly Adelaide businessman Yasser Shahin and the price is believed to be about AUD $2 million; the Trust confirmed neither.
Italian race car builder JAS Motorsport is showing the finished Tensei in Paris: a first-generation Honda NSX rebuilt with a carbon body by Pininfarina, a Judd-tuned V6 and a six-speed manual. Only 35 will be made, from €880K plus your own donor car.
