On paper, Bugatti has only ever shipped the Chiron hypercar over the past four years. In reality, however, the ultra-successful model had a number of spin-offs that went to various clients from various countries. Today, six different Chirons got together for a photoshoot.
The Chiron Pur Sport, which is also shown in the video, is the youngest of the bunch, coming up in a series of 60 priced from €3,000,000 and above that. Bugatti had originally intended to introduce it at the GIMS 2020, but the show was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The other one is the Centodieci, a modern re-imagination of the iconic EB 110 dating back to the 1990s era. Only ten such vehicles will be hand-built and sold starting from €8 million apiece.
The third entry is a Chiron Super Sport 300+, the world’s fastest-going production car. During a trial run last summer, it hit 300.4 mph (490 km/h) in a straight line. The production run is limited to 30 units, and the prices begin from €3,500,000.
The fourth one is called La Voiture Noire, and it pays homage to the legendary Type 57 SC Atlantic. The price tag of €11,000,000 is mind-shattering even by Bugatti standards.
Next in line is a Chiron Divo, a modification built for maximum possible downforce and optimum steering experience on race circuits. Only 40 units are expected starting from €5M each.
Wrapping up the lineup is a Chiron Sport, a ‘drive-me-everyday’ hypercar. It sits above the standard Chiron in the Bugatti hierarchy, despite not being as well equipped as the rest of the bunch and starting from ‘just’ €2,650,000.
Whoever may look into purchasing the entire collection of six should be prepared to hand over €33,150,000 or more.