Romanian authorities are reportedly planning to sell Andrew Tate’s luxury Bugatti, valued at £4.8 million, if he is convicted on human trafficking and rape charges. The misogynistic social media influencer and former kickboxer was arrested in December, leading to the seizure of several of his high-end cars.
The Bugatti in question is believed to be the same vehicle Tate used to taunt climate activist Greta Thunberg in a viral social media exchange prior to his arrest. The car’s estimated worth has drawn significant attention as part of the broader case against Tate.
Prosecutors have indicated that the sale of the vehicle would be a step towards recovering assets potentially linked to criminal activity. Tate has publicly contested the seizure, arguing that the cars were legally acquired and should not be subject to forfeiture.
The case continues to unfold, with legal battles over the assets expected to persist alongside the main criminal proceedings. Romanian authorities have not confirmed a timeline for any potential sale.
