The Bugatti company presented a unique red-white Chiron Pur Sport hypercar. The one-off hypercar Bugatti Sur Mesure was developed as part of the factory customization program and is the third copy of this model. The car was built in a single copy by order of a person from Singapore who did not want his name to be revealed.
Although the customer dedicated his hypercar to the Bugatti Type 51 model that won the French Grand Prix held in Monaco in 1931, he preferred to decorate it in the colors of the flag of the city-state of Singapore. The Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport model will be produced in a limited edition of 60 units, and the starting price of the model is 3,000,000 euros.
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The hypercar has a two-tone design with a base color of Blanco white and accents in Grand Prix Red, as well as elements of unpainted carbon plastic. The sides of the car are decorated with hand-drawn racing numbers – the number 32, which refers to the classic Bugatti Type 51 model. In addition, there is a red decorative stripe that runs from the headlights to the rear.
The pattern, consisting of repeated letters EB, goes from a scattered pattern to a uniform pattern – each monogram is hand-painted onto the body. The front wing is made of unpainted carbon plastic with red Bugatti lettering, and the engine covers are made of red carbon. The special Chiron Pur Sport hypercar received an Alcantara-trimmed interior complemented by black leather and red accents.
Chiron Pur Sport Spec Sheet
Powering this Chiron is the familiar 8.0L Quad Turbo W16 making 1,500HP. The difference is the redline is new 200RPM higher at 6,900RPM, 15% closer gear ratios in the updated gearbox too. Its also gets a 110lb diet and somehow can do a 37MPH to 75MPH run 2 sec faster than a normal Chiron. 0-60 under 2.3 sec, 0-124MPH in 5.9sec, 0-186MPH in 12.4sec.. crazy times! Top Speed is limited to 217MPH as this car is focused on handling, downforce and track performance!
No word on how many Grand Prix models Bugatti plans to build before production of the Chiron comes to an end, but it’s probably in the double digits.
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