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, pairing the Chiron’s core architecture with revised aerodynamics and a stronger emphasis on sustained high-speed stability. Bugatti began deliveries in late 2021, and the model was produced at Molsheim alongside the Chiron Pur Sport as part of the last chapter of the Chiron era.
The car is significant because it marked the evolution of the Chiron concept away from the original launch model’s all-around hypercar brief toward a more specialized grand-touring high-speed character. Within the broader Chiron family, it sat above the standard car and alongside other derivatives such as the Pur Sport, while the closely related 300+ derivative was created as a limited record-inspired offshoot. The Super Sport name also carries historical weight for Bugatti, echoing earlier company models that used the same designation for especially focused performance variants.
Production of the Chiron family concluded in 2024, bringing this nameplate’s first and only continuous production run to a close.