Bugatti has long been synonymous with luxury and speed, continually pushing the boundaries of automotive engineering. As the brand sets its sights on breaking more top-speed records, a closer look ...

Bugatti is preparing its next act in the speed wars, and the Tourbillon is being positioned as far more than a successor to the Chiron. It is the centerpiece of a renewed push to chase ...

Photo: Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. Ever since its early years, the French carmaker has been setting new standards in luxury and performance. The ambition of its founder to build the fastest and most ...

The day after cracking a record of 304.7 mph with its Chiron Sport, Bugatti has announced that it's all done with that sort of thing. It's retiring from trying to set speed records. That's a pretty ...

In 2019, then-Bugatti president Stephan Winkelmann announced the company was finished chasing speed records. Bugatti test driver Andy Wallace had just obliterated the 300 mph barrier in a Chiron Super ...

Bugatti was out of the top speed record race but now looks to be back in The company last attempt was in 2019 when it took a Chiron Super Sport 300+ to 304.7 mph The company's new Tourbillon hypercar ...

With a pedigree that dates back over 80 years, "Super Sport" has come to mean "world-record speed" at Bugatti, and the Chiron Super Sport remains true to its heritage. The newest member of the Chiron ...

They say a submarine captain never truly knows how deep his vessel can go. Similarly, Bugatti CEO Stephan Winkelmann doesn't know how fast his Chiron can go. According to a report published by CNBC ...

What do a typical incandescent light bulb and the world’s most famous hypercar have in common? Apart from the curvaceous shape and overall aerodynamic fluidity, there is little else at first glance.