No mechanical alterations distinguish the Grand Prix edition from the ‘regular’ Chiron Pur Sport. As such, it continues to use Bugatti’s 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 that pumps out 1,479 ...

Chiron build slots have been sold out since 2022, although Bugatti is still building some of the last examples. It's also preparing to start production of the Bolide hypercar, and will show a ...

It’s the end of the road for the Bugatti Chiron. Limited to 500 units globally, the W16-powered coupe entered production in 2016, set a top-speed record, and spawned several models.

Bugatti has unveiled a unique Chiron Super Sport that pays tribute to the Type 55 Super Sport. It features a two-tone exterior with black wheels and a fading ‘55’ pattern.

Bugatti has tapped into such creative territory with a magnum opus of its own, at least when it comes to the Chiron model line—the one-off Bugatti Chiron Super Sport “Golden Era” hypercar.

The owner of this one-of-a-kind Chiron wanted their vehicle to wear the colors most closely associated with the Type 55. There’s more to the car’s stunning paint job than a mix of black and ...

Called the Chiron Super Sport Golden Era, the big coupe was designed jointly by Bugatti and the anonymous collector who commissioned it — the buyer played a significant role in shaping this one-off.

Instead of selling it, the blue and black car was offered at the RM Sotheby's Paris auction, where it sold for 9,792,500 Euros, which is roughly $10.8 million. More run-of-the-mill Chiron models ...

The original Bugatti Type 55 Super Sport featured a 2.3-liter straight-eight engine taken from the Type 51 race car and dropped into a two-seat roadster body designed by Ettore Bugatti's son, Jean ...

Bugatti hasn't revealed who the buyer that commissioned the Chiron Super Sport Golden Era is, nor did it mention how much the buyer paid for it. We do know that the buyer will take delivery of the ...

Bugatti may not be quite done with gas-powered supercars, but as the era of fossil-fuel-burning car nonetheless wanes, we enjoy a bit more seat time in one of the era’s most exhilarating players.

Kylie Jenner treated herself to a two-tone, black and white Bugatti Chiron estimated at $3 million back in 2019, shortly after Forbes declared her the youngest self-made billionaire.