The new edition comes in two guises: the Noire Élégance and the Noire Sportive. The Élégance's carbon-fiber body is completely exposed, while the Sportive has a matte-black finish. The horseshoe grille features a unique linear design with a Bugatti badge made of solid silver and black enamel. The Noire models sport new Caractère wheels with black-painted calipers, and on the Élégance models, various exterior bits including the C-shaped Bugatti signature line are finished in aluminum. There's also a Noire script on the bottom corner of the side panels in front of the rear wheels.
On the inside, both Noire Elegance and Noire Sportive have an all-black finish with Bugatti badgings intricately placed.
While both versions of the Chiron Noire command respect in terms of how they appear on the outside and what is in store on the inside, the true character of the machine is defined by what is under the hood.
And it is a beast.
A 1500-hp quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W-16 is the heart which puts the grunt to the glamour. There's thunderous 1,180 Nm of torque for propulsion and the car goes from zero to 100 kmph in just 2.4 seconds.
What also makes Chiron Noire more expensive than a Chiron is that it is a super exclusive and while the La Voiture Noire will always be the biggest aspirational car, this here can punch its way forward on any track, any given day.

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