Bugatti Unveils a Unique Supercar Featuring Genuine Porcelain Parts — Motor1
Bugatti has unveiled the exclusive W16 Mistral Blanc Éternel hypercar, which serves as a symbolic farewell to the iconic 8.0-liter W16 engine.
The car stands out for its use of genuine porcelain in both the interior and exterior, a feature made possible through Bugatti’s Sur Mesure personalization program.
The creation of this unique model is the result of Bugatti’s long-standing collaboration with the renowned manufacturer Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (KPM).
This exquisite material is used in the car to adorn the gearshift lever, window lift buttons, speaker covers, and the center console armrest.
The hypercar’s design accentuates the elegance of the white body with contrasting black lines that highlight the car’s geometric shapes.
Some note that the overall visual effect “gives the impression that this Mistral is ready to star in a cartoon.”
This project not only pays homage to the Mistral lineup but also honors the legendary quad-turbocharged engine, which Bugatti is finally discontinuing.
Replacing it is an innovative powertrain: an 8.3-liter naturally aspirated V16 engine combined with three electric motors, as featured in the new Tourbillon model.
In addition to creating this unique car, Bugatti and KPM have expanded their collaboration by releasing a limited edition series of Aviator Cup and To-Drive Cup mugs, adorned with the brand’s logo.
The price of the porcelain hypercar has not been disclosed, but the exclusivity of the materials and the limited production run suggest an extremely high price tag.
Motor1 reports on this.
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