BUGATTI Automobiles

CHIRON

The CHIRON is the fastest, most powerful, and exclusive production super sports car in BUGATTI’s history. Its sophisticated design, innovative technology, and iconic, performance-oriented form make it a unique masterpiece of art, form and technique, that pushes boundaries beyond imagination.

CHIRON SPORT

The CHIRON SPORT is BUGATTI’s breathtaking interpretation of the ultimate super sports car, unveiled at the 2018 Geneva International Motor Show. A firmer chassis setting combined with lightweight components provide even sharper handling and exhilarating agility – without compromising the CHIRON’s uniquely luxurious character.

CHIRON PUR SPORT

The CHIRON PUR SPORT is the cutting edge BUGATTI hypersports car to outdrive even the most challenging curves. Get on board to chase the ultimate adrenaline thrill. The steering is even more precise, and the handling is genuinely easy to control and predict. This hyper sports car will make your heartrate skyrocket from the very start, leading you to push the limits of driving physics even further and bringing you into regions no other driving machine has ever entered.

CHIRON SUPER SPORT

With its longtail streamlined design and the fabulous performance of its 1.600 PS, the CHIRON SUPER SPORT represents the essence of what BUGATTI have learned and developed in recent years and honors the Super Sport brand nine decades after its birth. The CHIRON SUPER SPORT is the ultimate Grand Tourisme, delivering brutal performance in total comfort.

W16 MISTRAL

The W16 MISTRAL is expected to be able to achieve a top speed of 420 kmph, making it the fastest ever road-legal car. This has been achieved through top innovation and engineering to create a speed-eating machine which enjoys the last word in aerodynamic efficiency. It also displays the luxurious attention-to-detail which would be expected of any BUGATTI, such as the front headlights being uniquely designed with four diagonal lighting strips while the rear lights are designed as two arrows pointing to the BUGATTI symbol.

DIVO

The DIVO is BUGATTI’s first coachbuilt hyper sports car of the 21st century. The limited and extremely high-performance hyper sports car is an absolute must-have for any BUGATTI enthusiast’s hyper sports car collection. With its futuristic and ferocious design and its completely different personality and driving performance, BUGATTI has created a true masterpiece of automotive craftsmanship that successfully revives BUGATTI’s long-standing coachbuilding tradition.

CENTODIECI

Inspired by the historical model, the CENTODIECI pushes all boundaries of imagination with its breathtaking performance and pioneering design. Featuring a modern interpretation of the classic wedge shape and with the iconic W16 engine, the CENTODIECI transports the EB110 gracefully into a new millennium. The ten limited-edition vehicles are distinguished by their perfect elegance and sculptural beauty, making the car a true, tangible work of art.

LA VOITURE NOIRE

With its homage to the fourth, all-black Atlantic model, missing since the Second World War, BUGATTI is bringing the speed, technology, luxury and aesthetics of an icon into a new era. But the customized creation of “LA VOITURE NOIRE” is far more than a modern interpretation of the ghost of the gran turismo. It is a tribute to BUGATTI’s own history, a manifesto of the BUGATTI aesthetic and a piece of automotive haute couture.

Tradition and heritage are only earned through hard work over a long period of time. At BUGATTI we are proud of our origins, our history and our French identity.

In 1909 Ettore Bugatti, a multi-talented genius from an Italian family of artists, chose Molsheim in Alsace as the home of his car company. The brand successfully participated in the European Grand Prix circuits since 1921 with its powerful and light sports cars, such as the legendary Types 13 and 35. Simultaneously, BUGATTI developed iconic touring cars such as the Type 40 and 50 series with its highlights, the Type 41 Royale or the Type 57 SC Atlantic under the leadership of Ettore Bugatti’s eldest son Jean, an innovator and visionary with avant-garde and artistic automotive interpretations.

After the brand’s founder had passed away, BUGATTI had a number of ingenious custodians, each ushering in a new era of engineering excellence. Between 1987 and 1995 Romano Artioli created the BUGATTI EB110, showcasing several innovations that set a new benchmark for super sports car performance, including a quad-turbocharged V12 engine, carbon fiber monocoque and advanced four-wheel-drive system.

From 1998 onwards BUGATTI’s entry into the 21^st Century was re-interpreted by Ferdinand Piëch, then CEO of Volkswagen Group. With the launch of the Veyron in 2005, BUGATTI created an entirely new segment: the hyper sports car, achieving more than 1,000 PS and top speeds above 400 km/h through its by now legendary 8.0L W16 engine.

In November 2021 BUGATTI repositioned itself for the future decades and technologies entering the joint company Bugatti Rimac with the inventor and entrepreneur Mate Rimac as CEO and with Porsche as a strong shareholder of both brands.

France

BUGATTI’s French identity remains as strong as in the years of its foundation. With its headquarters in France, over one hundred highly skilled employees working at Molsheim, BUGATTI has become an important regional economic factor, attracting tourism and proudly engaging itself in regional activities. From its very beginning BUGATTI has been strongly inspired by the French avant-garde; it has become the most successful French race car company ever and its highly exclusive, luxurious, reliable and fast models are as much in demand today as they were in the past.