Bugatti L’Ultime is the farewell to the Chiron.

A period is placed on the Chiron era, one of Bugatti’s most acclaimed supercars. The ultimate model to leave the Molsheim house was appropriately named L’Ultime, as it is the final 500th unit of the Chiron. Based on the Super Sport version, the ultimate unit of the model that also puts an end to the 8.0-liter W16 quad-turbo engine with 1600 hp, features a decoration inspired by the Chiron that was presented at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, in French Racing Blue and Atlantic Blue, with a distinct gradient effect. [Gallery of images]

This two-tone look is adorned with hand-written names of events and places that have played an important role since the launch of the Chiron. Additionally, the sides feature the #500 emblem which signifies the production number of the L’Ultime, also appearing on the rear wing and engine cover.

As for the interior, it combines elements in Deep Blue leather and Blue Carbon Matt inserts, with details in French Racing Blue, with a highlight for the symbols L’Ultime #500 in different locations, joined by hand-cut and stitched leather patches on the door panels.

The end of the line for the Chiron is a milestone in the history of the Molsheim brand, which is moving towards electric mobility. In this sense, it is already known that the successor to the Chiron will be a super sports car with hybrid powertrain that will be presented this month of June.