It will be displayed at the Geneva Motor Show.

Bugatti presented the Chrome hypercar as the successor to the Veyron. Bugatti’s 250th Chiron was produced four years later. It will be displayed at the 2020 Geneva Motor Show. This marks the end of Chiron Production. This is the 250th Chiron. It’s a Chiron Sports Edition Noire Sportive that Bugatti introduced in late last year.

The Edition Noire Sportive is a black-enhanced version of the Chiron. The carbon fiber is covered in matte black. Matte black covers the radiator grille, front spoiler, wheels and Bugatti’s iconic C-shaped design line. The black finish is also used for parts of the engine cover and the tailpipes made of titanium exhaust. It’s dark inside with matte and black interior parts, black switchesgear and switchgear.

The 250th Chiron Sport Edition Noire Sportive marks the halfway point in Chiron production. With only 100 Chirons still available, 150 hypercars have been purchased by customers. Stephan Winkelmann, Bugatti boss, says that “reaching this mark in such an incredibly short time is an incredible accomplishment that fills us with pride.” “I look forward to the second part of the production cycle.”

Although the Chiron Sport Edition Noire Sportive’s striking design is a draw, its powertrain is just as impressive. The Chiron’s engine is a quad-turbocharged W16 engine of 8.0-liter capacity that can produce 1,600 horsepower (1.193 kilowatts). It also has 1,180 pound-feet (1.600 Newton-meters). The 205th Chiron is a truly unique vehicle with a price tag of $3.3 million and only 20 examples of Edition Noire.

The 250th Chiron will be displayed by Bugatti at the Geneva show, which is scheduled for next month. It might not be the only Bugatti there. Clients and invited guests will also have the chance to see the car.