As the near 3 billion naira hypercar nears manufacture of the 10 units, the Bugatti Centodieci has evolved from a mere show car to a full-fledged testing prototype. The Centodieci, based on the Chiron monocoque, was a risky design effort that harkened back to the classic EB110. With a small horseshoe grille, narrow LED lights, side circle vents, a large wing & diffuser, and a unique LED light bar, the Centodieci has a completely unique exterior. They’re currently putting everything through its paces, right down to the nuts and bolts.
The Centodieci is powered by a 1,578 horsepower 8.0L Quad Turbocharged W16 engine. 0-60 takes roughly 2.4 seconds, 0-124 MPH takes 6.1 seconds, 0-186 MPH takes 13.1 seconds, and the top speed is 236 MPH.
The Centodieci, like every new Bugatti, has undergone thorough wind tunnel testing. To test the components and ensure stability at high speeds, the car passes through 186 mph (300 km/h) gusts. Despite the fact that just ten are being produced, Bugatti creates each one with the same level of engineering and attention to detail as its key models, such as the Chiron.
