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[2023 Edition] Current Bugatti Model Lineup
Everything You Need to Know About 2023 Bugatti Model Range. The Ultimate Bugatti Buyers Guide, With Prices, Specs, Reviews As Well As Our Opinion On the Good & Bad from Bugatti This Year
Bugatti has rightfully been established as one of the world’s most revered luxury and exotic car producers. Add to that a storied history of Grand Prix motor racing successes in the earlier half of the 20th century, and you have a brand with a heritage as powerful and valuable as its automobiles.
In the modern era, the French automaker has become most well known through its flagship ultra-high-performance hypercar - the Bugatti Veyron - which was first released in 2006. Since then, the car has been succeeded by a new model known as the Bugatti Chiron as recently as 2016.
In 2021, Bugatti entered a new chapter through establishing a partnership with Rimac, the Croatian boutique automaker which took the world by storm in recent decade, establishing itself as a leading force in electric mobility. The Bugatti-Rimac partnership hints at some form of electrification in the future, but not before the marvelous W16 engine reaches new heights, as per the the new company's CEO, Mate Rimac.
It could be argued that Bugatti might as well be a single-model make, but the lineup definitely boasts enough credentials to be considered much more than a mere one-trick-pony. 2023 is actually a very interesting year for Bugatti, as there are technically no new models based on the Chiron being released, only cars being produced to finish up the Chiron's end of life special editions.
Bugatti did announce that the next release model, the Mistral, a hyper-roadster, would be a 2024 model year car, and all 99 order slots have been filled at the astonishingly steep price of €5 million ($5,379,750 USD in 2023). The only other car that is being made in 2023, apart from the Chiron's last models before the production line starts on the Mistral, is the track only Bolide, at €4 million each, with all 40 slots already bought up back in 2021.
2023 Bugatti Model List & Pricing
2023 Bugatti Chiron (Starting at $3,300,000)
2023 Bugatti Chiron Sport (Starting at $3,400,000)
2023 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport (Starting at $3,600,000)
2023 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport (Starting at $3,825,000)
2024 Bugatti Mistral (Starting at $5,380,000)
2024 Bugatti Bolide (Starting at $4,300,800)
2023 Chiron-Based Models
Bugatti Chiron Models
Current Bugatti Chiron Model Variants
Current Bugatti Cars - Buyers Guide
2023 Bugatti Chiron Models
With a name honoring Louis Chiron, Bugatti’s Grand Prix driver in the 20s and 30s, who swept up virtually all the major races he participated in, the stakes were always going to be raised even higher. Operating beyond the known best-standard in any field is incredibly tough; new battle lines had to be drawn. Alongside the pre-marketing activity, which led to those hundreds of names on the pre-order list, Bugatti tested the Chiron extensively across several continents. This was to ensure that whatever the conditions, it was head and shoulders above the competition. Producing a car to live up to Monsieur Chiron’s legacy and eclipse the Veyron was certainly a monumental task; one that Bugatti was more than up to.
2023 Bugatti Updates
2023, as noted in the introduction, is the final year of Chiron production, with only a few special models left such as the Pur Sport and Super Sport to be completed. However, as the "base" Chiron still had a few cars built this year and the Sport also had a couple models roll out of the factory, they can be considered 2023 cars, even if all the orders slots were bought as far back as 2020.
2023 Bugatti Chiron
Base price: $3,300,000
Engine: 8.0L Quad-Turbo W16
Power: 1500hp
Torque: 1180 lbs-ft
0-60 mph: 2.4 s
Top Speed: 261 mph
The 8L W16 from the Veyron is no bad place to start from any perspective; that engine had no shortage of power, producing 1183 bhp in SuperSports configuration – at launch, the fastest production car in the world. With the Chiron, Bugatti has built upon that blueprint and founded an entirely new platform - one which has seen extensive improvements in all areas over its predecessor. It is stunning, it is capable, and it has the price tag to match. The base Chiron is still sitting at the very top of the automotive pantheon.
2023 Bugatti Chiron Sport
Base price: $3,400,000
Engine: 8.0L Quad-Turbo W16
Power: 1500hp
Torque: 1180 lbs-ft
0-60 mph: 2.4 s
Top Speed: 261 mph
A smart upgrade over the standard Chiron, the Chiron Sport adds more focus to trackside performance by employing weight saving measures, rebalanced chassis, firmer suspension and all-new torque vectoring. The interior puts an emphasis on sport performance too, with black anodized aluminum, Alcantara and carbon fiber complementing the leather finish.
2023 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport
Base price: $3,600,000
Engine: 8.0L Quad-Turbo W16
Power: 1500 HP
Torque: 1180 lbs-ft
0-60 mph: 2.4 s
Top Speed: 261 mph
On offer since 2021, the Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport is an even more focused evolution of the Chiron when it comes to handling dynamism and driving feel. While Bugattis generally aren’t going to be many drivers’ first choice for a trackday car for a number of obvious reasons, the Chiron Pur Sport would certainly be the best pick from the French automaker’s arsenal. The Chiron Pur Sport has been armed with firmer suspension, a large fixed rear wing, plenty of other downforce-inducing parts, over 100 lb of shed weight and Michelin Sport Cup 2 tires. The transmission is also revised for optimal performance and the engine was given a higher redline too. Only 60 examples will be produced.
2023 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport
Base price: $3,825,000
Engine: 8.0L Quad-Turbo W16
Power: 1600 HP
Torque: 1180 lb-ft
0-60 mph: 2.4 s
Top Speed: 273 mph
Introduced in 2022, the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport was a new special edition blending luxurious touches with sheer performance of a longtail record breaking Chiron 300+. This Chiron has a power upgrade to a total of 1600 HP and its speed is electronically limited to 273 mph. So far the ultimate Chiron, the Super Sport also pays homage to a legendary car from the company's Campogalliano chapter, the EB110 SS. This tribute is embodied in circular openings on the front wings, another distinctive feature instantly setting apart the Super Sport from the rest of the range.
