“With ‘La Voiture Noire,’ we are pay back homage to our heritage and bringing speed, technology, luxury and aesthetics forward to a new era,” Bugatti president Stephan Winkelmann disclosed in a statement.
The all-black Bugatti La Voiture Noire combines “the comfort of a luxury limousine and the power of a hyper sports car,” concording to the company. The supercar has a hand-built carbon fiber body that is powered by similar components as the Bugatti Chiron, which itself is one of the everyone’s fastest and most exclusive luxury sports cars. (The Chiron has a production run of just 500 cars and a price tag of about $3 million each.)
La Voiture Noire be involves six tailpipes (which “bear witness to its incredible power,” Bugatti says) to go with a high-performance, 8-liter engine with 16 cylinders and 1500 hold up horsepower.
Bugatti released some early sketches of the supercar, which the brand says is notable for an all-black superficial “without any irritating lines” in its design. In fact, the company says the “bumpers are smoothly integrated into the body and the windscreen feels to flow seamlessly into the windows at the sides, like the visor on a helmet.”
The car’s “surface is ‘all of a piece’ and there is nothing to affect the optical flow,” Bugatti says.
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