Bugatti had developed the Chiron, which is said to be the successor of Veyron, has been recently spotted on the road going through the testing phase. Two different prototypes were recently spotted on international roads within a convoy, which consisted of a BMW i8 and a Veyron.
Incidentally, Bugatti had discontinued the Veyron just before the Geneva Motor Show. The last model titled ‘La Finale’ was displayed at the event before it was shipped to an anonymous owner who hails from the Middle East. The Chiron has remarkable similarity with the Veyron with the slight difference being in the larger air-vents, which will help to cool the mill.
The engine will be a major debatable issue as the Chiron mill is expected to generate approximately 1500 bhp. It is expected that the engine will remain the same as the one used in Veyron that is a quad-turbo W16. However, it has also been reported that the car will be provided with twin electric turbochargers, which will bolster the power. The maximum speed for this supercar will touch 463.5 kilometres per hour. The Chiron will jump to 100 kilometres per hour from rest in a mind-boggling two seconds merely. It is expected that the model will reach the road somewhere around 2016.
