This isn’t the first time Bugatti has incorporated red-tinted carbon fiber; it was utilized on the Pur Sport Grand Prix revealed last year.
The integrated headrests sport contrasting ‘Chiron Super Sport’ embroidery, while the rear-view mirror has been color-matched to the exterior hue. Overall, we think it’s one of the loveliest Super Sports we’ve seen so far, and there have been some jaw-droppers in recent months, including the most bespoke car Bugatti has ever made.
While the engine cover may be finished in a bespoke manner, the engine itself is still the familiar 8.0-liter W16 quad-turbo motor that produces a mind-boggling 1,578 horsepower and a tire-destroying 1,180 lb-ft of torque. That graceful rear end (9.84 inches longer than a regular Chiron) contributes to more excellent stability at high speeds – a 40% reduction in aerodynamic stall. As a result, the Super Sport only runs out of steam at 273 mph.
