Named after Monaco born driver Louis Chiron, this Bugatti made sports car is a 2-seater car and was the successor to the famous and earlier made Bugatti Veyron. Launched during the Geneva Auto Show in 2016, this car was based on a concept car called the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo. 

With an 8.0 litre quad-turbocharged engine, this car can run 0-100 km/hr in just 2.4 seconds.

With a base price of Rs. 20 crore (if imported in to India, this same car will cost over Rs. 30 crore after paying customs and other duties), the first 200 car cars were sold when it was just announced i.e. even before it’s production started. Prospective owners paid Rs. 1.6 crore as the booking amount.