Press release6/14/2022

Bugatti Delivers the First of Ten Coachbuilt Centodieci Units

Centodieci: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 40.31 / medium phase 22.15 / high phase 17.89 / extra high phase 17.12 / combined 21.47; CO2 emissions combined, g / km: NA; efficiency class: G

Molsheim

The Bugatti Centodieci echoes the French luxury marque’s original super sports car of the 1990s: the EB110.

The Centodieci is inspired by the design of the legendary EB110, the supersports car launched in 1991, the 110th birthday of Ettore Bugatti.
The future owner of the Centodieci chose the classic combination of Bugatti Blue and silver for the wheels to pay tribute to his EB110 model adorned with the same iconic colors.
The first example of Centodieci is finished in Bugatti Blue, the characteristic color of the brand and of the EB110.
The Centodieci is inspired by the design of the legendary EB110, the supersports car launched in 1991, the 110th birthday of Ettore Bugatti.
The future owner of the Centodieci chose the classic combination of Bugatti Blue and silver for the wheels to pay tribute to his EB110 model adorned with the same iconic colors.
A contemporary version of the EB110's exterior and interior blends with the latest technology and Bugatti know-how to sculpt the Centodieci.
With its W16 engine, The Centodieci goes from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds and reaches a top speed of 380 km/h.
A contemporary version of the EB110's exterior and interior blends with the latest technology and Bugatti know-how to sculpt the Centodieci.
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Having undergone extreme testing over 50,000 kilometers on road and track, aerodynamically fine-tuned in the wind tunnel, and tested from -20°C to the simmering +45°C sun of Arizona, Bugatti is now ready to deliver the first of ten customer units of the few-off, coachbuilt Centodieci¹ model.

The first unit is finished in EB110 Blue – a distinctive color synonymous with Bugatti, the EB110 and even the factory that it was constructed in. The Campogalliano facility where the EB110 was built would become known as the ‘Fabbrica Blu’, or blue factory, adorned with Bugatti’s famous paint. The EB110 itself was first revealed to the world’s media wearing the vibrant shade of blue.

The classic combination of EB110 Blue and EB110 Sport Silver for the Centodieci’s wheels is no coincidence; the owner of this first unit also owns an EB110 GT finished in the same iconic colours.

The interior again draws inspiration from its prestigious forebear, but reinvigorated for the modern era of coachbuilt hyper sports cars. The quilted chessboard-like pattern found on the seats, roof liner, door panels, center console and floormats was first established in the EB110 but elevated here with a bespoke application. Despite the many curves and joins, the pattern seamlessly lines up across areas of the interior. The process of creating the Centodieci interior takes around 16 weeks to complete, including one day dedicated solely to meticulously examining the seats.

Featuring the iconic 8.0-liter W16 engine producing 1,600PS, the Centodieci accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds to a top speed of 380 km/h. Bugatti’s chassis engineers worked extensively to perfect the hyper sports car’s handling to produce a unique dynamic Bugatti experience behind the wheel.

Immediately after its global unveiling at California’s Monterey Car Week at the Quail in 2019 – the year of Ettore Bugatti’s 110th anniversary – all ten of the highly exclusive Centodieci units were accounted for. Ever since, the EB110’s unique formula is now more desirable than ever, as values are reaching all-time highs at auction – a validation of the super sports car’s unique recipe.

On 5 March 2022, an exceptionally rare 1994 EB110 GT prototype was auctioned by RM Sotheby’s at Amelia Island, Florida, for a new record price of $2,100,000. Earlier on February 2, a 1994 Grey Metallic EB110 GT fetched a previous record price of €1,805,000 at RM Sotheby’s in Paris. Twenty-four hours later, bidding concluded for a blue 1996 EB 110 GT at €1,817,000 including premium, at a Bonhams sale.

Christophe Piochon, President of Bugatti Automobiles, commented: “We at Bugatti in Molsheim are proud to have completed and delivered the very first Centodieci – Bugatti’s latest few-off model. The Centodieci builds upon Ettore Bugatti’s successful 110-year lineage of exceptional design and performance, while reviving the memory of the brand’s recent history. The EB110, built by Romano Artioli in Italy, was a critical path to the re-establishment of Bugatti in 1998. After two years of relentless development, we have refined the Centodieci to the standard our customers expect of all Bugatti models. Our designers and engineers pour the very same passion and desire for perfection into the marque’s few-off models as they do for Bugatti’s series production units.”

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Nicole AugerHead of Marketing and Communicationsnicole.auger@bugatti.com

Fuel consumption and emissions

  • Bolide: Not subject to Directive 1999/94/EC, as it is a racing vehicle not intended for use on public roads.

    • Centodieci: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 40.31 / medium phase 22.15 / high phase 17.89 / extra high phase 17.12 / combined 21.47; CO2 emissions combined, g / km: NA; efficiency class: G

    • Chiron: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 44.56 / medium phase 24.80 / high phase 21.29 / extra high phase 21.57 / combined 25.19; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 571.64; efficiency class: G

    • Chiron Profilée: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 44.56 / medium phase 24.80 / high phase 21.29 / extra high phase 21.57 / combined 25.19; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 571.64; efficiency class: G

      • Chiron Pur Sport: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 44.56 / medium phase 24.80 / high phase 21.29 / extra high phase 21.57 / combined 25.19; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 571.64; efficiency class: G

      • Chiron Sport: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 44.56 / medium phase 24.80 / high phase 21.29 / extra high phase 21.57 / combined 25.19; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 571.64; efficiency class: G

      • Chiron Super Sport: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 40.31 / medium phase 22.15 / high phase 17.89 / extra high phase 17.12 / combined 21.47; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 486.72; efficiency class: G

      • Chiron Super Sport 300+: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 40.31 / medium phase 22.15 / high phase 17.89 / extra high phase 17.12 / combined 21.47; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 486.72; efficiency class: G

      • Divo: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 43,33 / medium phase 22,15 / high phase 17,99 / extra high phase 18,28 / combined 22,32; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 505,61; efficiency class: G

      • La Voiture Noire: WLTP fuel consumption, l/100 km: low phase 43,33 / medium phase 22,15 / high phase 17,99 / extra high phase 18,28 / combined 22,32; CO2 emissions combined, g/km: 505,61; efficiency class: G

        • Tourbillon: This model is currently not subject to directive 1999/94/EC, as type approval has not yet been granted.

        • W16 Mistral: This model is not subject to Directive 1999/94/EC, as type approval has not yet been granted.

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          The specified fuel consumption and emission data have been determined according to the measurement procedures prescribed by law.

          Further information on official fuel consumption figures and the official specific CO2 emissions of new passenger cars can be found in the “Guide on the fuel economy, CO2 emissions and power consumption of new passenger car models”, which is available free of charge at all sales dealerships and from DAT Deutsche Automobil Treuhand GmbH, Hellmuth-Hirth-Str. 1, D-73760 Ostfildern, Germany and at www.dat.de.

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