Bugatti has restored one of the 450 Veyrons built between 2005 and 2015.
The two-tone finish takes after colors used for the Chiron and Tourbillon.
Bugatti redesigned the air intakes and overhauled the interior.
A little over twenty years after the Veyron arrived and completely changed the game, Bugatti is giving its original hypercar a new lease on life. The French marque has unveiled a one-of-one Veyron created through its La Maison Pur Sang heritage and restoration program. This is based on one of just 450 cars built during the model’s 10-year run, and it gets modern touches borrowed from the newer Chiron and Tourbillon.
Rather than simply returning the car to its original condition and calling it a day, Bugatti worked with its owner to bring the Veyron into the 2020s. The most obvious changes are on the outside. It wears a combination of Rouge Rembrandt and Petrol Blue, two colors that didn’t exist during the Veyron era. The former was developed for the new Tourbillon, while the latter is closely associated with the Chiron.
