Download the appAvailable on the App Store
Scan my car
Back to Veyron
Bugatti

Bugatti Veyron Coupe 2005

2005

The Bugatti Veyron 16.4, produced between 2005 and 2015, is an icon of luxury automobiles, combining exceptional performance with refined design. Equipped with an 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 engine, it delivers 1,001 horsepower, enabling a top speed of 407 km/h. Its acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds showcases its extraordinary capabilities. This model has made history as one of the fastest and most powerful production cars ever designed. (en.wikipedia.org)

Add your photo
Veyron Coupe
Photo by @y4ns_spotteur

History

The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 was unveiled in 2005, the result of collaboration between the Volkswagen Group and Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S. Its name honors driver Pierre Veyron, winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1939. Production began in September 2005 in Molsheim, France, with the goal of creating a production car capable of achieving unparalleled performance. The first unit was delivered in 2005, marking the beginning of an era of luxury supercars. (en.wikipedia.org)

Latest scans

Photos added by the community for this page.

1 photo
Add yours

Technical data

Veyron Coupe is presented here with its key technical data: 987 ch, 1250 Nm, 3.2 s, 407 km/h. The recorded setup is Automatique, 7 rapports.

Power
987 ch
Torque
1250 Nm
0-100 km/h
3.2 s
Top speed
407 km/h
Displacement
7993 cm3
Weight
1888 kg
Dimensions
4463 x 1999 x 1204 mm
Consumption
24.2 L/100 km
Fuel types
Essence
Gearboxes
Automatique, 7 rapports
Matched engine options
VersionPowerTorqueGearboxDrivetrain
8.0L W16 7AT (1001 HP)987 ch1250 NmAutomatique, 7 rapports-

Source: CarData.wiki

Anecdotes

In 2005, during a test at the Ehra-Lessien track, the Veyron reached a top speed of 407 km/h, setting a record for a production car. This feat was achieved under the supervision of Bugatti's technical team, showcasing the vehicle's exceptional capabilities. (en.wikipedia.org)

Production

Between 2005 and 2015, Bugatti produced 450 units of the Veyron, including 300 coupes and 150 convertible versions. Production was limited to maintain the exclusivity and prestige associated with this exceptional model. (en.wikipedia.org)

Press reception

Upon its release, the Veyron was praised by automotive press for its unparalleled performance and innovative design. Renowned publications highlighted its rapid acceleration and record top speed, solidifying its reputation as the ultimate supercar. (en.wikipedia.org)

Evolution

Over the years, the Veyron evolved with the introduction of variants such as the Veyron Grand Sport in 2009, offering a convertible version, and the Veyron Super Sport in 2010, increasing power to 1,200 horsepower and top speed to 415 km/h. These developments solidified the Veyron's position as a benchmark in automotive performance. (en.wikipedia.org)

Variants

The Veyron was offered in several versions, including the Veyron Grand Sport (2009-2015), the Veyron Super Sport (2010-2011), and the Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse (2012-2015). Each of these variants introduced enhancements in performance, design, and comfort, catering to the expectations of supercar enthusiasts. (en.wikipedia.org)

References