Bugatti’s 110th anniversary car is ‘ferociously futuristic’ - Yanko Design

This is Bugatti's latest car. I employ automobile in the most technical sense possible, because the La Voiture Noire (literally translating to The Black Auto) is literally a car, complete with an engine, four wheels, doors and such, but information technology's as well a trophy. The 1-off La Voiture Noire celebrates Bugatti's 110th anniversary as an established automotive make.

A modern reinterpretation of Jean Bugatti's Blazon 57 SC Atlantic (you'll definitely come across similarities in the rear half of the vehicle), the La Voiture Noire likewise captures the Bugatti make's signature stylings. The C-shaped window cutaway is still very present in the La Voiture Noire, and it also retains Bugatti's iconic tunnel-shaped front grille. At the same time, the La Voiture Noire is testament to Bugatti'southward evolving aesthetic. The La Voiture Noire builds on the Bugatti Divo'southward aggressive 'face', going for a demeanor that's authoritative, rather than furious-looking. Unlike the Divo, it also relies on gentle, smooth curves that however evoke a sense of extreme speed.

"Every single component has been handcrafted and the carbon fibre trunk has a deep blackness gloss only interrupted by the ultrafine fibre construction. This is a textile that has been handled perfectly," says Bugatti designer Etienne Salomé. "We worked long and hard on this pattern until was nothing that nosotros could improve. For us, the coupé represents the perfect class with a perfect end." The auto features a one-of-a-kind 16-cylinder engine, delivering so much power that the car packs a mind-numbing six tailpipes. The La Voiture Noire not only is a symbol of Bugatti's 110-year-former legacy of superior carmaking and fine technology, but it also is a testament to Bugatti's exclusivity. In fact, the company has only made a single model of the La Voiture Noire, packed with a whopping price tag of $12.v meg… and guess what. It's already sold!

Designer: Bugatti