Bugatti W16 Mistral 2023

Name: Bugatti W16 Mistral 2023
Brand: Bugatti
Price: 50000000 NOR
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Bugatti W16 Mistral 2023 Price in Norway is NOR 50,000,000 (US$5,000,000)

Bugatti W16 Mistral 2023 is a Coupe Car. The W16 is named after a wind blowing from the Rhône River valley that also served as inspiration in the 1960s for a namesake coupe/convertible sold by Maserati (and a 1990s Nissan Mistral in Japan). Speaking of past cars, the roofless machine from Molsheim boasts design cues derived from the Type 57 Roadster Grand Raid.

Design inspiration came from the 1934 Bugatti Type 57 Roadster Grand Raid. The V-shaped, curved, wraparound windshield is cut in a way that makes it look like it’s part of the side windows. The Mistral loses the Chiron’s C-shaped silhouette from its side profile and gains two new engine air scoops on the roof—behind the passenger cabin—marking where the engine’s air intakes now sit. These scoops can apparently withstand the entire weight of the car in the event of a roll and are made from a "bespoke carbon fiber structure," according to Bugatti.Within, there are newly designed door panels with woven leather. Bugatti specifically calls out the gear shifter that’s not only made from a solid hunk of aluminum but also includes a wood-and-amber insert with Rembrandt Bugatti’s "dancing elephant" sculpture encased inside.

The car’s face is also unique; it certainly does not look like a Chiron at all. You can tell it’s a Bugatti thanks to its horseshoe-shaped grille, but the vertically oriented headlines are a departure from the Chiron’s horizontal ones. Each headlight features a stacked, four-light strip, which Bugatti says is a reference to the car’s four-wheel drive and quad turbochargers. If you’re at all familiar with the Bugatti Bolide, then you’ll recognize the X-shaped taillight design the Mistral also wears.

The 1930s influence can be seen in the curving windscreen as well as the roof-mounted dual air scoops to cool the engine. While the styling harkens back to a classic model, the Mistral does seem like a combination between the Divo and La Voiture Noire in a roadster package with an "X" motif for the taillights reminding us of the track-only Bolide. The rear light configuration has allowed Bugatti to install vents in between the X beams for cooling purposes. For the first time in a W16 Bugatti, woven leather was used on the door cards. In addition, the gear shifter machined from a solid block of aluminum has wood accents and an amber insert depicting Rembrandt Bugatti’s "dancing elephant" also found on the Type 41 Royale roadster’s hood. Of course, the cabin’s real highlight is removing the roof to hear the W16 and its four turbochargers at work.

At the heart of the Mistral is the same 1,577-horsepower engine found in the Chiron Super Sport 300+, which hit 304.773 mph (490.484 km/h) in 2019. Speaking of going ludicrously fast, Bugatti says that for the Mistral, "there can only be one goal in mind: to become the fastest roadster in the world once more." It would be a follow-up to the Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse and its 254.04 mph (408.84 km/h) performance in 2013.

The W16 found at the heart of the Mistral is the same one from the Chiron Super Sport 300+, meaning that it, too, produces a claimed 1,578 horsepower. Bugatti reminds us that the W16 in the Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse—the last time it made a roadster—made 1,184 hp. The more powerful version of the engine in the Mistral ought to maintain Bugatti’s title of producing the fastest convertible in the world.It’s highly plausible the Mistral will go faster than the Veyron GSV considering it has an advantage of nearly 400 horsepower. Whether an actual top-speed run will take place remains to be seen considering Bugatti said a while back it’s no longer interested in chasing records. We do know Hennessey wants some of that action with the new Venom F5 Roadster it unveiled this week.

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Basic Info

Model Number

W16 Mistral 2023

Made In

France

Body Type

Convertible

Engine

Engine Type

8.0L Quad-Turbo W16 Gas

Engine Power

1578 hp

Torque

1,180 lb-ft

No. of Cylinders

Charger

Turbo

Performance

Maximum Speed

420 km/h

Acceleration Time (0-100 kmph)

0-100 mph in 2.4 seconds

Transmission

Transmission Type

Automatic

Drive Type

All-Wheel Drive

Gear Box

7-Speed DSG

Steering

Steering Type

Power

Steering Gear Type

Rack &Pinion

Minimum Turning Radius

TBC

Suspensions

Front Suspension

Double wishbone

Back Suspension

Double wishbone

Dimensions and Weight

Length

4,462 mm

Width

1,998 mm

Height

1,204 mm

Wheel Base

2,710 mm

Ground Clearance

155 mm

Kerb Weight

1,990 kg

Tyres

Tyre Size

285/30 ZR 20 Y R: 355/25 ZR 21 Y

Wheel Size

20 in x 9.5 in

Brake System

Front Brake

Discs

Rear Brake

Discs

Fuel

Mileage in City

15.6 L/100 Km

Mileage on Highway

41.9 L/100 Km

Fuel Type

Gasoline

Capacities

Seating Capacity

2 seater

Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres)

100 Liters

No. of Doors

2 Doors

Features

Air Conditioner

Yes

Heater

Yes

Central Locking

Yes

Safety

Anti-Lock Braking

Yes

Brake Assist

Yes

Central Locking

Yes

Child Safety Locks

Yes

Crash Sensor

Yes

Engine Check Warning

Yes

Rear Camera

Yes

Anti-Theft Device

Yes

Entertainment

Touch Screen

Yes

Audio System Remote Control

Yes

Speakers Front & back

Yes

Bluetooth Connectivity

Yes

USB & Auxiliary Input

Yes

Others Comfort & Convenience

Adjustable Steering Column

Yes

Height Adjustable Driving Seat

Yes

Digital Clock

Yes

Smoke Headlamps

Yes

Electric Folding Rear View Mirror

Yes

Automatic Climate Control

Yes

Low Fuel Warning Light

Yes

Rear Reading Lamp

Yes

Parking Sensors

Yes