by Bugatti’s head Wolfgang Schreiber shared some details about the company’s future models — in an interview with Drive, he revealed that Bugatti does not plan to replace the legendary Veyron, but is already working on an entirely new supercar, which will debut in at least two years.
Schreiber unabashedly explained: “There will be no successor to the Veyron because it cannot be surpassed.” When asked about the new model, the company’s head leaned toward a fully sports-oriented car rather than a four-door super-sedan, confirming Bugatti’s abandonment of the production version of the Galibier concept, showcased back in 2010. A key detail — the brand will continue to produce only one model.
We’ll be closely following Bugatti’s updates — it’s incredibly intriguing to see how they plan to surprise the world (after the Veyron)…
Let’s speculate:
TJ, based on topgearrussia materials
