BUGATTI Chiron Series/Models Timeline, Specifications and Pictures

2020 - Present

With a top speed of 300 mph (490.484 kph), this is not only the fastest Bugatti ever built, but also the fastest production car on the planet as of September 2019. The heavily modified Bugatti Chiron received a longer back and some extra power from the engine. Also, the “Longtail” back has an important role for aerodynamic efficiency. Longer, meaner and more powerful, the Chiron Super Sport ...

2020 - Present

It is built for sports and performance. The luxury inside is not at the same level at its siblings, but the new Chiron Pur Sport has more things in common with a race car than the other Chiron versions. The biggest visual difference is the huge 1.9 m (6.2 ft) wing in the back. It is fixed and will stay there even if the car will go 400 kph (248 mph). Another interesting feature is the exhaust...

2018 - Present

Ever since Bugatti revived with the Volkswagen group's help, it only offered hypercars with over 1000 hp under the hood. The Chiron was no exception. In 2016, Bugatti introduced a particular version for the Chiron range. It was the Chiron Sport, like if the regular Chiron was not enough. But this one was a little different. At the front, the four rectangular, LED headlights looked mean i...

2016 - Present

At the 2016 Geneva Motor Show Bugatti introduced their amazing Chiron model, continuing the legacy of the Veyron in both exquisite style and incredible performance. Styling wise, the new Bugatti Chiron is almost identical to the prototype first shown in the Vision Gran Turismo series, with a strong front end, gaping air intakes, squinting full LED headlights, a C-shaped side element and a retry-...