Bugatti Chiron Super Sport & Chiron Super Sport 300+
Bugatti Chiron Super Sport & Chiron Super Sport 300+
Bugatti Chiron Super Sport & Chiron Super Sport 300+ Overview
The
Ultimate Expression of Speed, Engineering, and Exclusivity
The
Bugatti Chiron Super Sport and its even more extreme sibling, the Chiron Super
Sport 300+, represent the pinnacle of hypercar evolution — engineered not just
for power, but for absolute velocity. Born from a record-breaking run on the
Ehra-Lessien test track, where the Chiron Super Sport 300+ became the first
production car to exceed 300 mph (480.484 km/h), these machines are monuments
to speed, precision, and French craftsmanship.
While
both models share DNA, they differ in purpose, tuning, and exclusivity. Here’s
a deep dive into their full specifications, design, and engineering brilliance.
🔧 Powertrain: The Quad-Turbo W16 — Tuned for Velocity
- Engine: 8.0L Quad-Turbocharged
W16 (16 cylinders in “W” configuration)
o Displacement: 7,993 cc
o Configuration: Four turbochargers, 64 valves, DOHC
o Only production W16 engine in automotive history
- Power Output:
o Chiron Super Sport 300+: 1,600 PS (1,578 hp / 1,177 kW) @
7,000 rpm
o Chiron Super Sport: 1,600 PS (slightly detuned for longevity
and drivability)
- Torque: 1,600 Nm (1,180 lb-ft)
@ 2,000–7,000 rpm
- Redline: 7,100 rpm (higher than
standard Chiron)
- Fuel: Premium unleaded (98 RON)
or 110-octane racing fuel (for maximum output)
- Transmission: 7-speed
dual-clutch automatic (DSG) with all-wheel drive
- Drive Layout: Permanent AWD
with torque vectoring and rear-wheel steering
- 0–100 km/h (0–62 mph): 2.4
seconds
- 0–200 km/h (0–124 mph): 5.8
seconds
- 0–300 km/h (0–186 mph): 12.1
seconds
- Top Speed:
o Chiron Super Sport 300+: 490.484 km/h (304.773 mph) — record
set on 2 August 2019
o Chiron Super Sport (road-legal): 440 km/h (273 mph)
(electronically limited without Top Speed Key)
💥 The W16 engine, already legendary, is pushed to its
ultimate limit — a swan song before the electrified era.
🛠️ Chassis & Dynamics: Built for 500 km/h
- Architecture: Full carbon-fiber
monocoque chassis (same as Chiron)
o One of the largest single-piece carbon tubs ever made
o FIA-compliant strength and rigidity
- Weight:
o Chiron Super Sport 300+: ~1,950 kg (4,299 lbs)
o Chiron Super Sport: ~1,978 kg (4,360 lbs)
o Slightly heavier than standard Chiron due to structural
reinforcements
- Suspension:
o Longer wheel travel for high-speed stability
o Adaptive dampers with “Handling Mode” for track use
o Rear-wheel steering (up to 3.5°) for agility at low speeds,
stability at high speeds
- Brakes:
o Front: 420 mm carbon-ceramic discs, 8-piston calipers
o Rear: 400 mm carbon-ceramic discs, 6-piston calipers
o Braking (100–0 km/h): 31.5 meters
o Optional titanium brake calipers (save 4.4 kg)
- Wheels & Tires:
o Front: 20” forged alloy — 285/30 R20
o Rear: 21” forged alloy — 355/25 R21
o Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 ZP (Zero Pressure) — specially
reinforced for 500+ km/h runs
o Tires tested to 550 km/h in lab conditions
🎨 Design: Aerodynamic Sculpture at 500 km/h
- Body Style: 2-seater,
mid-engine coupé
- Key Dimensional Changes (vs.
Standard Chiron):
o +25 cm (10 in) longer rear end for improved airflow
o Narrower rear track to reduce turbulence
o Tapered “longtail” silhouette — optimized for minimal drag
- Aerodynamics:
o Drag coefficient: Cd 0.24 (one of the lowest for a
production car)
o Active rear wing with three modes (low drag, high downforce,
airbrake)
o Front splitter, venturi tunnels, and diffuser work in
harmony at top speed
- Signature Features:
o Extended rear bodywork with flowing lines
o Exposed carbon fiber roof, mirrors, and rear wing (optional)
o “300+” badging (on record-breaking model)
o C-shaped windshield — iconic Bugatti design
o LED lighting with illuminated horseshoe grille
- Color Options:
o Noir Pur, Gris Sarthe, Blue Aérolithe, Orange (inspired by
the record car)
o Bugatti Sur Mesure Program: Full bespoke
customization — paint, leather, embroidery, engine engraving
🖥️ Interior: Bespoke Luxury at Hypersonic Speeds
- Cockpit Design: Driver-focused,
handcrafted opulence
- Materials:
o Full Nappa leather, Alcantara, carbon fiber, or open-pore
wood
o Optional diamond-quilted stitching, milled aluminum controls
- Seats:
o 12-way electric sports seats with heating & memory
o Optional carbon-fiber bucket seats for track use
- Digital Instrumentation:
o 16.0" curved HD digital driver display
o No central touchscreen — focus on driving purity
- Infotainment:
o Basic audio system with Bluetooth, USB
o Apple CarPlay ❌
(not offered — Bugatti prioritizes minimalism)
o Optional Bang & Olufsen 16-speaker audio (1,250W)
- Storage: Minimal — glovebox and
small rear shelf
🏁 Driving Modes & Top Speed System
- Normal: Balanced for daily
driving
- Autobahn: Optimized for
high-speed cruising
- Handling Mode:
Track-focused — stiffer suspension, sharper steering
- Top Speed Mode:
o Requires physical Top Speed Key
o Lowers car by 50 mm
o Locks rear wing in low-drag position
o Pre-pressurizes turbos for instant response
⚠️ Top Speed Mode only available on Super Sport
(road-legal) — the 300+ was a one-off record car.
⛽ Fuel Efficiency & Emissions
- Combined Fuel Consumption:
~20.5 L/100 km (11.5 mpg US)
- CO₂ Emissions: 468 g/km
- Fuel Tank: 100 liters (26.4
gallons)
- Range: ~480 km (300 miles) at
high speeds
💰 Pricing & Availability
- Chiron Super Sport 300+:
o Production: 30 units only (sold out instantly)
o Price: ~€3.5 million (~$3.8 million USD)
- Chiron Super Sport (standard):
o Production: 60 units (part of 500-unit Chiron family)
o Price: ~€3.2 million (~$3.5 million USD)
🔒 All units sold via invitation to existing Bugatti clients.
🏁 Final Chiron family deliveries completed in 2024.
✅ Why the Chiron Super Sport & 300+ Matter
- Chiron Super Sport 300+:
o First production car to break 300 mph (480 km/h)
o A one-of-a-kind engineering triumph — not just fast, but
historically significant
o Proved that internal combustion still has untapped potential
- Chiron Super Sport:
o The road-legal version of the 300+, tuned for real-world use
o Retains the longtail design, 1,600 PS, and 440 km/h top
speed
o More usable, but equally exclusive
Together,
they mark the final evolution of the W16 engine — and the end of an era for
Bugatti’s combustion legacy.
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