CHIRON SUPER SPORT

THE ULTIMATE GRAND TOURISME · 440 KM/H

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The Longtail,
EXTENDED FOR SPEED

Extended by 25 cm — the tear-off area cut by around 40%.

1,600 PS
W16 · QUAD-TURBO

An 8.0-litre W16 with four turbochargers. 0–400 km/h in 28.6 seconds — the speed at which planes fly.

Luxury and Speed,
IN RARE HARMONY

The world's fastest production car — and its most luxurious traveller.

The Chiron Super Sport is the "longitudinal" end of Bugatti's spectrum of performance —
the counterpart to the corner-hungry Pur Sport.

Born within the Chiron family's 500-unit programme, it has a personality of its own:

top speed raised from the standard Chiron's 420 km/h to 440 km/h, 100 PS more power,
the body extended by 25 cm — rebuilt for straights and long journeys.

Chiron Super Sport on the move
Chiron Family · 500 Units

Chiron, Specialised for Top Speed

The Chiron (420 km/h) and the Chiron Super Sport (440 km/h) share the W16 heart and all-wheel drive — but the Super Sport answers "can extreme speed and comfort coexist" with a longer tail, more power and lower drag. Grand Tourisme, established.

Chiron Super Sport side profile
01The extended silhouette — the longtail makes the proportions sleeker.
Chiron Super Sport top view
02From above — the central spine guides the airflow.
Chiron Super Sport interior
03The cabin — comfort equal to the speed.

"Form follows performance" — from the front splitter to the rear diffuser, every centimetre of the skin is designed for top speed.

Four generations of Super Sport sketches
The evolution of Super Sport — Type 55 → EB 110 → Veyron → Chiron Super Sport (F. Da Long '21).
Front design sketch
AFront design sketch (Frank Heyl).
Rear design sketch
BRear design sketch.
Aero comparison with the Pur Sport
CLongitudinal vs lateral — aero comparison with the Pur Sport (J. Westermann '21).
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Shaped by SpeedAerodynamics

"Only perfect incoming airflow will keep harmful turbulence at bay." — Frank Heyl. Scroll — each answer unfolds.

Above 400 km/h, it generates just enough downforce to stay stable.
Frank Heyl — Deputy Design Director, Bugatti
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Power & ControlEngineering

From a W16 strengthened to 1,600 PS, to every tyre at 440 km/h — engineering makes power controllable.

W16 · THE PINNACLE OF POWER

W16: The Pinnacle of Power

8.0 litres, 16 cylinders, four turbochargers — more than 3,500 parts assembled entirely by hand. First fired in 2001 at 1,000+1 PS, it evolved over two decades: 1,000 PS in the Veyron, 1,200 PS in the Super Sport, 1,500 PS in the Chiron and 1,600 PS in the Super Sport. An asymmetric 45-degree firing order gives it a voice like no other.

The W16 engine in full
The Heart · W16

The 1,600 PS Heart

8.0 litres, 16 cylinders, four turbochargers — no larger than a V12, weighing about 400 kg, with more than 3,500 parts assembled entirely by hand. From the Veyron's 1,000 PS to the Super Sport's 1,600 PS, this engine defined Bugatti's era of extreme speed.

Eight connecting rods in line
Craft · 01

Eight Conrods

Every burst from the 16 cylinders is carried by eight connecting rods.

The one-piece crankshaft
Craft · 02

One Crankshaft

The reciprocation of 16 cylinders converges on a single crankshaft — balance and strength in one.

Carbon intake plenum
Craft · 03

Carbon Intake Plenum

A twin-inlet carbon manifold feeding all 16 cylinders.

The W-shaped block casting
Craft · 04

The W-Shaped Block

Two eight-cylinder banks arranged in a W — compactness as an engineering miracle.

DYNAMOMETER · Single-Roller Rig

1,618 PS: Verification at the Limit

At 420 km/h, a tyre revolves more than 50 times a second, with forces on the tread around 4,000 g. Only the Chiron Super Sport can push this dyno — capable of 480 km/h — to its limits.

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Dyno-verified outputSingle roller · wheel output

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Tyre rotation at 420 km/hOver 50 revolutions per second

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Force on the treadApprox. 4,000 g

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Dyno simulation limit1,200 kW per roller

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Super Sport 300+The Special Edition

Based on the record-breaking car — jet-black carbon, two orange stripes, limited to 30 units.

Chiron Super Sport 300+ at sunset
Special Edition · A Gift for the Record

30 Units, Jet Black Carbon & Jet Orange

Unveiled in September 2019 at Bugatti's 110th anniversary in Molsheim. Exposed jet-black carbon fibre, two Jet Orange racing stripes running the full length; 1,600 PS — 100 more than the Chiron — with a new thermal management system.

30Edition limit
1,600 PS8.0T W16
3.5 M€Net price
2021Deliveries begin
Horseshoe grille and EB badge
Detail · 01

Horseshoe Grille & EB Badge

Honeycomb mesh and visible carbon fibre, the EB badge centred — identity, from the first glance.

The rear haunch
Detail · 02

The Rear Haunch

Carbon curves over 355 mm rear tyres — beyond the longtail, downforce continues.

Carbon engine-cover vents
Detail · 03

Carbon Engine-Cover Vents

A circular vent array in woven carbon — sculpted for the W16's breath.

Twin vertical exhausts
Detail · 04

Twin Vertical Exhausts

Four tailpipes framed in carbon — titanium and heat, the exit of 1,600 PS.

The driver's cockpit
Detail · 05

The Driver's Cockpit

EB-badged wheel, paddles and ENGINE/LC buttons — everything for the drive.

Front wheel and carbon-ceramic brakes
Detail · 06

Front Wheel & Carbon-Ceramic Brakes

Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 and carbon-ceramic discs, uncompromising at 440 km/h.

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The RecordsThe Records

On 2 August 2019, Bugatti became the first manufacturer to break the 300 mph barrier.

02.08.2019 · EHRA-LESSIEN · GERMANY

304.773 MPH — 490.484 KM/H

A near-production Chiron prototype became the first production-based car past 300 mph. A world record.

"We have become the first manufacturer to reach the magic 300-mile-per-hour mark — making ourselves, the entire team and myself, incredibly proud."
Stephan Winkelmann — President, Bugatti
The record car on the top-speed straight
The Run · Record Drive

From 300 km/h, in Steps of 50

Andy Wallace worked his way up from 300 km/h in 50 km/h increments to confirm the aero balance. After one warm-up lap, he exited the north curve at 200 km/h, held full throttle for about 70 seconds on the 8.8-kilometre straight, then braked over two kilometres through the south bend — covering 136 metres every second.

The record car on the straight test road
The Track · Why Ehra-Lessien

Low Altitude, the Highest Safety Standard

At just 50 metres above sea level, Ehra-Lessien's denser air is a handicap — above 400 km/h the car runs as if against a wall, and altitude can make up to 25 km/h of difference. Yet it is the only place in the world meeting Bugatti's safety standards: a 21-kilometre three-lane straight lined with crash barriers, rescue services at both ends, and the road cleaned with special mats before the run.

The driver — Andy Wallace
The Day · 01

The Driver

Andy Wallace straps on his helmet — Le Mans winner. In 1998 he set a 391 km/h record in a McLaren F1 on this same straight; today he is about to open a lap at 490 km/h.

Engineers checking telemetry
The Day · 02

Data Calibration

Engineers check telemetry line by line beside the engine bay — every increment confirmed before the run.

The crew at the track
The Day · 03

The Crew

Cooling fans and spare tyres in place — every lap carries the whole team.

SGS-TÜV certified world record
The Day · 04

A World Record

A sealed GPS box recorded the run, certified by SGS-TÜV Saar304.773 mph enters history.

Team · 01

Dallara & Michelin

PARTNERS

Italian race specialist Dallara and tyre partner Michelin were deeply involved — the record would not have been possible without them.

Team · 02

Tyres for 5,300 G

4,100 RPM

Reinforced Michelin high-speed tyres, revolving 4,100 times a minute, tested on the bench at up to 511 km/h in the USA, each one X-rayed.

Team · 03

Six-Point Belts & Safety Cell

SAFETY CELL

A cross-disciplinary team under Stefan Ellrott prepared the record car with six-point belts and an additional safety cell.

THE LEGACY · HERITAGE
"Bugatti was the first to exceed the 300 mph mark — its name will go down in the history books and it will stay that way forever."
Stephan Winkelmann — President, Bugatti
1903
De Dietrich Type 5Designed by Ettore himself
100 km/h
1924
Type 35The most successful racer ever
2,000 wins
1992
EB 110 Super SportCarbon body · Quad-turbo V12
351 km/h
2005
Veyron 16.4First production car beyond 400 km/h
407 km/h
2010
Veyron 16.4 Super SportRaphanel · Ehra-Lessien
431.072 km/h
2013
Grand Sport VitesseOpen-top record · Anthony Liu
408.84 km/h
2019
Chiron Super Sport 300+Wallace · First past 300 mph
490.484 km/h
2024
W16 Mistral World Record CarNew open-top record · Papenburg
453.91 km/h
Record cars of the modern era
04 The modern record-car lineage — from the Veyron to the W16 Mistral.
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Sur MesureBespoke

"What you see is what you get. If it looks like hand-drawn sketches, then it must be exactly that." — Every Chiron Super Sport can be unique.

GOLDEN ERA · THE PINNACLE OF HAND-CRAFTED LUXURY

Golden Era: The Pinnacle of Hand-Crafted Luxury

Two artists, 45 hand-drawn sketches and a newly developed 'Doré' gold gradient — over two years, Bugatti's century of history was drawn, line by line, onto a Nocturne-black body.

Chiron Super Sport Golden Era
Sur Mesure · Golden Era

A Hand-Drawn Chronicle of Bugatti

45 hand-drawn sketches: 19 on the driver's side (1987 to today), 26 on the passenger side (1909–1956) — a newly developed 'Doré' gold gradient flowing over Nocturne black, two years in the making.

Golden Era side sketches
01Side — 19 sketches of the modern era.
Golden Era side profile
02"Doré" gold fading into "Nocturne" black.
Artist painting the bodywork
03Pencil-sketch strokes, drawn directly on the bodywork.
Sur Mesure · Type 50S Hommage

50177: A Black Legend

A tribute to chassis 50177, the 1931 Le Mans legend: lustrous black, a hand-painted '5' on both flanks, 'Le Mans 1931' script and the engine-turned 'Perlée' finish — even the underside of the rear wing carries a complete map of the 1931 Circuit de la Sarthe.

Sur Mesure · Type 55 '55 1 of 1'

A Two-Tone Tribute

Jean Bugatti's groundbreaking duotone scheme, recreated in black and yellow: a black centreline over the nose, a fading '55' pattern across the fenders, and '55 1 of 1' in cursive under the wing — with Jean's signature on the sill and dedication plate.

L'ULTIME · 2024

The End of the Chiron Era

The 500th and last Chiron. On its French Racing Blue fading to Atlantic Blue, the coordinates of every chapter of the Chiron era are written by hand.

L'Ultime between sea and hills
06L'Ultime — the final chapter in fading blue.
The 500 mark on the wing
07"500" engraved on the wing.
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SpecificationsSpecifications

W16 · 8.0 L · Quad-turbo · All-wheel drive. Data from the official Bugatti technical specification.

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Top SpeedTop Speed mode

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Power Output@ 7,050–7,100 rpm

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Max. Torque2,250–7,000 rpm

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0–400 km/h4 seconds quicker than Chiron

Length4,733mm
Width (incl. mirrors)2,183mm
Height (normal setting)1,212mm
Wheelbase2,711mm
Track F / R1,749 / 1,662mm
Kerb weight (DIN)1,995kg
Weight reduction−23kg
Fuel capacity100L
EngineW16 · 中置
Displacement7,993cm³
Valves per cylinder4
Turbocharging四涡轮 · 二级增压 · 水/空中冷
Power output1,600PS @ 7,050–7,100 rpm
Max. torque1,600Nm @ 2,250–7,000 rpm
Transmission7 速 DSG 双离合
Drive system全时四驱 · BorgWarner 前轴差速
Suspension双叉臂 · 前 / 后
Front wheels10J × 20 ET55 · 285/30 R20
Rear wheels13.5J × 21 ET71.5 · 355/25 R21
Front brakesØ 420mm · 8 活塞
Rear brakesØ 400mm · 6 活塞
Drive modesLift · EB · Autobahn · Handling · Top Speed
Ground clearance (Top Speed)80 / 89mm F/R
Top speed440km/h (Top Speed mode)
Top speed (other modes)380km/h
0–100 km/h2.4s
0–200 km/h5.8s
0–300 km/h12.1s
0–400 km/h28.6s
0–400–0 km/h39.2s
制动 400→0 km/h520m
Top speed per gear (1→7)100 / 160 / 210 / 280 / 340 / 415 / 440 km/h
Lateral acceleration (Handling)1.5g
Drag coefficient Cd (Top Speed)0.35
Lift coefficient Cl (Handling)−0.06 / −0.20F/R
Wing angle (Top Speed / Air brake)1° / 39°

Technical data from the official Bugatti "Chiron Super Sport" specification (2021). WLTP combined fuel consumption 21.47 L/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions 486.72 g/km; efficiency class G. Download official spec sheet (PDF) →