Bugatti Bolide production is scheduled to start in 2024 and pricing starts at approximately €4 million excluding taxes, which represents around $4.36 million at the current conversion rate.

Bugatti says the Bolide is "the most extreme, uncompromising, fastest and lightest" car it has ever made. Yes, I said fastest -- according to Bugatti the top speed is "well over" 310 mph, making ...

Production is limited to 40 units, and the model is sold out in spite of a base price pegged at €4 million excluding taxes, which represents approximately $4.39 million at the current conversion ...

Bugatti announced that it will be making a production version of its concept car called the Bolide, an 1,800-horsepower, 16-cylinder track-only supercar with a top speed of over 300 miles per hour.

Any car enthusiast could tell you that the Bugatti Bolide is a stunner, but now it’s official. The French marque first unveiled a prototype of the track-only showstopper back in October 2020 ...

Bugatti intends to offer Bolide buyers exclusive track days so that they can try out their hypercar in the fashion in which it was conceived. Update, 10/2, 2:00 p.m.: ...

Because it's tuned to run on 110-octane racing fuel, the Bolide version of the W-16 produces 1,824 hp, compared to 1,577 hp for the base Chiron, which runs 98-octane fuel.

" Meet the production Bugatti Bolide, a race-ready coupe with a quad-turbo 8.0-liter W-16 engine that produces approximately 1,580 hp (down around 245 horses to the original show car's 1,825-hp ...

Last year when Bugatti announced its prototype Bolide hypercar, many multimillionaires were eager to obtain one of the vehicles for themselves. Well, they'll soon have the chance, as the automaker ...

According to Bugatti, it takes 3:07.1 minutes to complete a lap of Le Mans in a simulation, which beats out Kazuki Nakajima’s top speed record of 3:15.377 minutes. About Engadget Masthead About ...