Bugatti Chiron

Bugatti is developing at least three other versions of Chiron

Superior Divo - built on top of the prototype Chiron - is Bugatti's most notable car at the moment, but in the future this will change.

According to Automobile Magazine, Bugatti is developing at least three other cars built on Chiron, aiming to expand its lineup as the number of luxury car collectors in the world is increasing.

The next Bugatti is said to be a supercar with improved weight and aerodynamics compared to the Divo. Then, the second model will focus more on performance, named Chiron Super Sport.

And finally, the French supercar will launch a Chiron Roadster although Bugatti has previously stated that Chiron will not have a convertible version. Of course, all three of the Bugatti's futuristic cars are produced in limited quantities.






If the three models were actually built, they would use the familiar four-cylinder, eight-cylinder, eight-cylinder engine of the brand. However, in each version, perhaps the engineering team will adjust each setting differently to produce different horsepower and torque figures.

No owner of a supercar powered by internal combustion engines, Bugatti is also rumored to be considering a supercar project, which could be co-developed with Porsche and super-specialists. Electric vehicles from Rimac, the famous tram company, sold a 10% stake in Porsche last June.