Bugatti officially stopped the production of their legendary hypercar, the Veyron. Before end of this year, Veyron stock is remaining 15 units. Until now, the Bugatti was able to sell up to 405 units of the Veyron to consumers in all over the world. Finally, as many as 30 units of 45 units remaining quota also have ordered by consumer. The remaining 15 units of the fastest car in the world it's said to be reconditioned first before sale.
As per the initial plan, the Bugatti will only produce 450 units of the Veyron till at the end of next year. Of these, a total of 300 units of the Veyron comes with the closed roof, while the remaining 150 units are open roof/roadster variant, such as reported by Autocar, on Thursday, August 6, 2014.
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| Currently Bugatti Veyron only 15 units left, and will be reconditioned before being sent to the hands of consumers. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1sB4Unm) |
Veyron itself comes with some types, such as the Grand Sport, Super Sport and Grand Sport Vitesse. While recondition the remaining Veyron variants, Bugatti is currently busy to make a successor to the Veyron. The plan, this variant will be introduced starting in 2016.
The Veyron successor will use a W16 turbocharged engine with a capacity of 8.0 liter. This machine is capable of spewing power up to 1,479 hp. Reportedly, the latest hypercar Bugatti was able to drive up to speeds of 460 kph.
Interestingly, although the Veyron successor still undisclosed. But it said, the hypercar can be ordered by the enthusiasts. Indeed, previous Bugatti has confirmed that a Veyron successor will be launched to the market in the year of 2017. Reportedly, not only super in the speed matter, also in the cabin of two-seat hypercar will be present in the super-luxury features.
Although not yet officially introduced, Bugatti itself has been challenged by Hennessey. The Bugatti rival manufacturers also go to vote by presenting their new hypercar, Venom F5. The hypercar was claimed to be ready becoming the world's fastest hypercar with a speed of not less than 467 kph. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | AUTOCAR]
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