Launched in 2016 as the successor to the Veyron, the Chiron used a revised quad-turbocharged 8.0-litre W16 producing 1,479 bhp (1,500 PS), rising to 1,578 bhp (1,600 PS) in Super Sport derivatives. Across the Chiron, Sport, Pur Sport, Super Sport, Super Sport 300+ and the final Profilée, production closed in 2024 at 500 cars.
Like the Veyron, ownership is dominated by factory service: only Bugatti-approved specialists can service the drivetrain, and tyre and brake costs are extreme.
Successor to the Veyron; closed production at 500 cars across all variants.