Bugatti Bids Farewell to the Iconic Chiron
In a bittersweet announcement, Bugatti has revealed the last of its legendary Chiron models, marking the end of an era for the 1,500-horsepower hypercar. The French luxury car manufacturer shared images of this final Chiron on Twitter, showcasing a vehicle that exemplifies the pinnacle of automotive engineering and design.
The final Bugatti Chiron for sale, a masterpiece of power and luxury, has been customized through Bugatti’s exclusive Ser Mesure program. It sports a sleek Nocture black finish with striking Copper orange accents, a combination that is both elegant and assertive. The car’s distinct identity is further highlighted by a Copper “16” painted across its iconic horseshoe grille, a nod to its immense power. Inside, the theme continues with a luxurious mix of Belgua black and Copper leather adorning the cockpit and seats, while unique handwriting on the center console and doorsills proudly declares this model as “The final 1,500 hp Chiron.”
This announcement not only signifies the closure of the Chiron chapter but also heralds the completion of its deliveries in the coming months. Bugatti’s farewell message on X, formerly known as Twitter, poignantly invites enthusiasts to “prepare to bid adieu to the era of the Chiron.”
The identity of the final Chiron’s owner was not officially disclosed by Bugatti, but reports suggest it belongs to Bilal Hydrie, a Canadian oil and gas executive. Evidence from Hydrie’s Instagram account supports this, including a post indicating the acquisition of the build slot in September 2021. The cost, partially visible in an Instagram post, suggests a price tag exceeding $3 million, a testament to the car’s exclusivity and prestige.
Interestingly, Bugatti’s announcements have specifically referred to this car as the final “1,500 hp Chiron,” implying that while this may be the last of the standard models, the Chiron saga might not be entirely over. This hints at the possibility of future models surpassing even the staggering 1,500 horsepower benchmark, leaving enthusiasts speculating about what might emerge next from Bugatti’s Molsheim factory.
As the Chiron era draws to a close, it leaves behind a legacy of unparalleled performance and luxury. This final 1,500-hp model is not just a car; it’s a symbol of the zenith of automotive craftsmanship and a tribute to the relentless pursuit of perfection.
