This is the Bugatti Chiron incredibly Sport, a new, a lot more road friendly version of the limited edition Chiron incredibly sport 300+. It’s on sale now, priced from €3.2 million (around £2.7 million), with the first deliveries of a production run of 60 models expected to arrive early next year.
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Like the standard Chiron, the incredibly sport is powered by a quad-turbocharged 8.0-litre W12. But, thanks to some larger turbochargers, redesigned cylinder heads and a new oil pump, the engine now has an extra 98bhp, taking its maximum output to 1,578bhp and a whopping 1,600Nm of torque.

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Bugatti says that’s enough grunt to get from 0–124mph in 5.8 seconds, which is half a second quicker than the new Volkswagen Golf GTI takes to get from 0–62mph. 0–186mph takes just 12.1 seconds and, the firm says that the car is capable of speeds up to 273mph. 
To manage the extra performance, the Chiron incredibly sport features four-wheel drive and a host of chassis upgrades specifically created for high-speed driving. There’s a tighter steering rack, new dampers and stiffer springs, all which Bugatti says lend to a setup that’s a lot more stable than the normal Chiron.
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Bugatti has also commissioned a set of specially developed Michelin Pilot sport cup 2 tyres. Currently, they’re the only road-legal rubber that’s rated to drive consistently at speeds of up to 500km/h (310mph), verified with the same test bench used to develop the tyres for the space Shuttle.