Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport 2021
The 2021 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport pushes the Chiron family toward a sharper, more corner-focused character. Like the model line created to replace the Veyron, it retains the Chiron’s core layout: a W16, four turbochargers, all-wheel drive, and a carbon-fiber monocoque. Its mission, however, is clearly different. Bugatti shaped the Pur Sport for greater aerodynamic downforce, shorter transmission ratios, and a more aggressive driving feel. Within the Chiron range, it stands among the most radical interpretations, favoring road behavior over outright top-speed pursuit.

History
The Pur Sport arrived in 2021 as a direct continuation of the Chiron family, which began in 2016 as the successor to the Veyron. The Chiron name itself honors Louis Chiron, the Monegasque driver associated with Bugatti in the interwar years. While the original Chiron aimed for a balance between grand-touring comfort and extreme performance, the Pur Sport takes a more specialized path. The dossier describes it as the most corner-focused version, featuring reduced mass, shorter transmission ratios, unique chassis settings, and a large fixed rear wing. It came at a time when the Chiron range had broadened significantly, alongside the more versatile Sport and the Super Sport, also unveiled in 2021, which instead pursued straight-line speed.
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Technical data
Chiron Pur Sport is presented here with its key technical data: 1479 - 1578 ch, 1600 Nm, 2.3 - 2.4 s, 349 - 420 km/h. The recorded setup is DCT, 7 rapports.
| Version | Power | Torque | Gearbox | Drivetrain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.0 W16 (1,500 HP) | 1480 ch | 1600 Nm | DCT, 7 rapports | - |
| 8.0L W16 7AT AWD (1500 HP) | 1479 ch | 1600 Nm | Automatique, 7 rapports | - |
| 8.0L W16 7AT (1500 HP) | 1479 ch | 1600 Nm | DCT, 7 rapports | - |
| 8.0L W16 7AT (1600 HP) | 1578 ch | 1600 Nm | DCT, 7 rapports | - |
8.0 W16 (1,500 HP)
- Power
- 1480 ch
- Torque
- 1600 Nm
- Gearbox
- DCT, 7 rapports
- Drivetrain
- -
8.0L W16 7AT AWD (1500 HP)
- Power
- 1479 ch
- Torque
- 1600 Nm
- Gearbox
- Automatique, 7 rapports
- Drivetrain
- -
8.0L W16 7AT (1500 HP)
- Power
- 1479 ch
- Torque
- 1600 Nm
- Gearbox
- DCT, 7 rapports
- Drivetrain
- -
8.0L W16 7AT (1600 HP)
- Power
- 1578 ch
- Torque
- 1600 Nm
- Gearbox
- DCT, 7 rapports
- Drivetrain
- -
Source: CarData.wiki
Evolution
Variants
References
- The new Bugatti is to be called Chiron – World Premiere in Geneva in 2016Bugatti Newsroom
Supports the Chiron name, Louis Chiron connection, planned 2016 debut, and model positioning.
- Geneva International Motor Show 2016: Bugatti Chiron – world premiereBugatti Newsroom
Supports the public unveiling of the Chiron in Geneva in 2016.
- Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport – a pure driving machineBugatti Newsroom
Supports the Pur Sport’s cornering focus, aerodynamic changes, shorter gearing, tires, and chassis orientation.
- The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport – The Quintessence of Luxury and SpeedBugatti Newsroom
Supports the Super Sport’s 1,600-PS output, W16 development, high-speed focus, and technical differences.
- The Bugatti Chiron Profilée: an automotive solitaireBugatti Newsroom
Supports the Profilée’s one-off status, relationship to the Pur Sport, fixed rear wing, revised front end, and performance details.
- L’Ultime: celebrating the end of the incomparable Chiron eraBugatti Newsroom
Supports the 500-unit production limit and the completion of the final Chiron in 2024.
- Chiron Super Sport 300+ – the fastest BugattiBugatti Newsroom
Supports the 304.773-mph record, 1,600-PS output, longtail body, and 30-unit customer edition.
- https://fastautoexit.com/research/bugatti-chiron/fastautoexit.com
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