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Bugatti Chiron Super Sport enters production, first car features Vagues de Lumière paintwork

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Deliveries of the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport have begun, and one of the first customer cars wears elaborate paintwork from the automaker’s Sur Mesure personalization department.

The Vagues de Lumière paintwork is hand painted, with a pattern that mimics the way light reflects off the Super Sport’s body panels, Bugatti said in a press release.

Unveiled in June 2021, the Chiron Super Sport grew out of the Chiron Super Sport 300+, which cracked the 300-mph barrier at the Volkswagen Group’s Ehra-Lessien test track in 2019. Production of the 30 customer cars didn’t begin until late 2021, however, with the first two landing in the United States.

Bugatti Chiron Super Sport Vagues de Lumière paintwork

Bugatti Chiron Super Sport Vagues de Lumière paintwork

The Super Sport is essentially a Super Sport 300+ with added luxury and a more forgiving chassis. While it can’t do the magical 300 mph, the Super Sport still achieves a claimed 273-mph top speed thanks to more streamlined bodywork, including a long-tail section that adds about 10 inches to the length of the car.

Bugatti also quotes a 3.0-second 0-60 mph time, a 5.8-second 0-124 mph time, and a 12.1-second 0-186 mph time. Bugatti also claims the Super Sport will hit 248 mph 7% quicker than other Chirons.

Power is provided by the same 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W-16 used in other versions of the Chiron, but in the Super Sport it’s tuned for 1,578 horsepower, up from the standard 1,480-hp rating.

Bugatti Chiron Super Sport Vagues de Lumière paintwork

Bugatti Chiron Super Sport Vagues de Lumière paintwork

Pricing for the Super Sport starts at $3.9 million but, like all other Chiron models, the entire production run is sold out. Bugatti does have a waiting list, however.

Bugatti confirmed in January that the last of its 500 Chiron build slots had sold out. Super Sport production is expected to continue for some time, though. The Chiron-based Centodieci is ready to enter production as well, and will be followed by the Bolide in 2024. Bugatti will then shift focus to new models under the Bugatti Rimac joint venture, potentially starting with a hybrid.

This article was originally published by Motorauthority.com. Read the original article here.
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