Luka Doncic has been the talk of the NBA world since signing a three-year, $165 million contract extension with the LA Lakers. The move solidified his future with the Lakers and made him the face of the franchise for the future.Just a few days after signing the extension, Doncic was seemingly spotted in a Rimac Nevera, a supercar worth $2.2 million, according to Park+. In a clip posted by a fan page on X, Doncic appeared to drive the car straight from the store. It's unclear where the video was shot, but from the plates, it appears to be Croatia. Doncic is with the Slovenian national team for the FIBA EuroBasket next month.The Slovenian has been a mainstay for his national team since his teenage years, representing them in every major tournament. He is coming off an injury-riddled season, playing just 50 games while averaging 28.2 points, 8.2 rebounds and 7.7 assists. He was traded to the Lakers in February in a deal that sent former NBA champion Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks.Doncic can sign a new deal worth over $417 million in 2028 if he opts out of his current contract that year. If he were to go that route, Doncic could get back the potential supermax money he lost after being traded by the Mavericks last season.Luka Doncic puts focus on winning with the LakersSince joining the Lakers, Luka Doncic has been laser-focused on bringing an NBA championship back to LA, according to his manager Lara Beth Seager.“He wants to win where he is," she told the Athletic. "It’s important that he wins and that we’re working together with the team so we’re not waiting. His mindset has never been to hop around. His mindset is to win championships."As long as he’s signed with a team, it’s a marriage, and you treat it like a marriage. And marriages have hard times and good times, but you’re loyal and you’re faithful to each other through it all. And that’s just who Luka is. I don’t think he ever thought. ‘I’m not signing my extension.’”At 26, Doncic has already become one of the most recognizable stars in the league, having earned five All-NBA nods and led the Mavericks to a 2024 NBA Finals appearance.