Explore the Bugatti nameplates currently available in the WhipPotion vehicle directory.
Introduced in 2016, this nameplate marked Bugatti’s next-generation hypercar and succeeded the Veyron as the brand’s flagship road model. The name honored Louis Chiron, the Monaco-born racing driver whose achievements...
This limited-run hyper sports car was introduced in 2020 as the most corner-focused member of the Chiron family, developed to emphasize lateral grip, agility, and track-inspired road use rather than outright top speed...
This nameplate was introduced in 2021 as the long-tail, high-speed member of the Chiron family. It was developed as part of the final phase of Chiron production and positioned as the road-focused extreme variant, pair...
This nameplate emerged from the early-1990s rebirth of the marque under Romano Artioli and was unveiled on September 15, 1991, as a celebration of Ettore Bugatti’s 110th birthday. Built in Campogalliano, Italy, it mar...
Bugatti’s Mistral is a limited-production open-top hyper sports car that was introduced in 2022 as the brand’s final road-going model to use the W16 engine. Unveiled at Monterey Car Week at The Quail, it was presented...
Bugatti’s Veyron was the brand’s modern return to full-scale series production and one of the defining hypercars of its era. The nameplate was developed under Volkswagen Group ownership and first appeared as the near-...