A brief overview: 1,001PS (736kW) from a quad-turbo W16 engine, a top speed of 253mph (407km/h, the first 400km/h car) and a ...

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Bugatti is best known for their quad-turbo Veyron and Chiron cars that reach speeds of more than 400kmh, but they are turning to electric cars to suit the future, reports Drive, the Telegraph reports.

This Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse has body panels milled from individual blocks of aluminum, which costed more than the Vitesse's $2.5-million price tag.

The Bugatti La Voiture Noire isn't just a beautiful luxury hypercar, it also has a unique W16 engine, basically two V8s mashed together, powering it.

Bugatti just announced the delivery of the tenth and final Centodieci. The hypercar is an homage to the brand's first modern-day model, the EB110.