Besides being a one-off rendition, the Bugatti La Voiture Noire is not merely a dolled-up Chiron. Instead, it has a longer wheelbase and a bespoke carbon fiber body that Bugatti calls “Black Carbon Glossy,” a finish that generates zero reflections but offers “plenty of tension and drama,” said Bugatti. Furthermore, the front and rear bumpers are part of the bodywork, creating an uninterrupted visual silhouette that makes it seem like the vehicle is a single piece of carbon material.
More importantly, the La Voiture Noire has no giant rear wing to disrupt its vintage-inspired good looks. Hiding silently behind the front seats is a similar 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine as a standard Chiron, pumping out 1500+ horsepower and 1,180 foot-pounds of torque. With that much power, La Voiture Noire could scoot from 0-60 mph in 2.4 seconds — impressive numbers given its grand-touring DNA.
Furthermore, La Voiture Noire has exquisite detailing not found in a regular Chiron. The headlights contain 25 individually-milled light elements per side, while the one-piece taillamp and lightbar are bespoke to La Voiture Noire. The cabin has period-correct Havana Brown grain leather upholstery, polished aluminum trim, and a rosewood switch to adjust the driving mode.
Bugatti has since delivered the one and only La Voiture Noire to its well-heeled owner, and supercar fans in Zurich and Croatia spotted the car on a few occasions. Some say footballer Christiano Ronaldo owns La Voiture Noire, but he ordered a Bugatti Centodieci in 2020.
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