We recently got our first glimpse of the Bugatti Chiron successor, thanks to an image shared on the Germancarforum. A few hours later, another image featuring a camouflaged test mule of the hypercar surfaced online. Now, @therubbertherapyofficial has created a digital rendering based on these images.
The image shows the Chiron successor in the side profile. Starting with the front, the car has a low-slung front fascia with a large vent split horizontally. This line extends onto the sides and forms Bugatti’s signature C-line. As we had reported earlier, the rear fascia is inspired by the McLaren P1. It features a large grille with La Voiture Noire-style LED taillights. The swooping roofline has been carried over, as is the active rear wing.
None of the images we’ve seen so far have revealed any details of the interior. However, high-placed sources have informed us that the cabin will have a retro look inspired by mechanical Swiss watches. Expect to see fewer touchscreens and more analogue gauges.
We’ve learned that Bugatti might produce fewer examples of the Chiron successor. Production could be limited to around 300 or even less than that.
Source: @therubbertherapyofficial
the front lights are not like that