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New hypercar looks to be a radical restyling of the Chiron; official reveal scheduled for later today

Images of a new Bugatti hypercar have leaked online ahead of its official reveal later today (16 August) at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. 

Called the Centodieci in reference to the iconic EB110 hypercar from which it takes styling inspiration, the new model looks to be based on the Bugatti Chiron production model. 

UPDATE: Bugatti has officially revealed the Centodieci - read the full story here

It is likely that, as with the limited-run Divo and one-off La Voiture Noire, the Centodieci will be powered by the same 8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16 engine as the Chiron. 

In its design, the Centodieci retains the low, wide stance of the Chiron, as well as its arch-shaped front grille, wraparound rear lighting and prominent rear wing. Modifications include slimmer headlights, sharper body lines and circular cut-outs on the rear window inspired by the EB110. 

Production of the recently revealed Chiron Sport is capped at 20 units, so we can expect the Centodieci to be equally, if not more, exclusive. 

 

 

Bugatti acknowledged the leak on its Twitter feed, before revealing that the model will be officially unveiled later today at Monterey Car Week as part of its 110th anniversary celebrations. 

Read the full story here when it's revealed at 7.20pm tonight. 

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Peter Cavellini 16 August 2019

Let’s be honest here...

99% of us will never have the disposable to own one, most of us won’t want a Car like this,but, there’s the 1% who will and have the disposable, there’s might never see a piece of Asphalt, be put in an Air conditioned Multi Car Garage to to gawped at, indeed, some won’t have the ability to drive it, does that matter?, either way, the World keeps turning and we live our lives as we want, what’s your next Car?, is it your dream Car?.........

Cenuijmu 16 August 2019

Peter Cavellini wrote:

Peter Cavellini wrote:

99% of us will never have the disposable to own one, most of us won’t want a Car like this,but, there’s the 1% who will and have the disposable, there’s might never see a piece of Asphalt, be put in an Air conditioned Multi Car Garage to to gawped at, indeed, some won’t have the ability to drive it, does that matter?, either way, the World keeps turning and we live our lives as we want, what’s your next Car?, is it your dream Car?.........

 

"be put in an Air conditioned Multi Car Garage to to gawped at,"

Actually I hope they keep it under a car cover as well in that garage......

abkq 16 August 2019

The rear of this car is

The rear of this car is particularly horrendous. It's not even a SUV with a tall rear elevation, and yet it uses the multiple layering solution. And it is ugly.

405line 16 August 2019

I don't often

I don't often comment on car styling however I find this car particularly ugly/horrific it seems to have the worst design aspects of it's progenitors looks..Yuk