In the realm of luxury toy cars, few can rival the charm of the Bugatti Baby II, and now the iconic miniature gets an exclusive update with the release of the ‘Tourbillon Edition.’ Celebrating Bugatti’s latest hypercar, this special edition model brings even more elegance to the beloved electric homage to the original Type 35.
The standout feature of the Tourbillon Edition is its two-tone Aerolithe colorway, a nod to Bugatti’s legendary design history. The stunning Nocturne Black alloys and Gunmetal Grey fuel cap add a touch of modern sophistication, while the cabin is outfitted in plush Aerolithe leather. The craftsmanship of the Baby II stays true to Bugatti’s attention to detail, ensuring this little roadster looks just as luxurious as its full-sized counterparts.
Constructed by Hedley Studios (formerly known as The Little Car Company), this special edition maintains the handmade craftsmanship that makes the Bugatti Baby II so special. Hand-formed aluminium body panels shaped over wooden bucks, alongside adjustable aluminium pedals, highlight the authentic build process that mirrors the original Type 35. Despite its diminutive size, the Bugatti Baby II takes approximately 200 hours to assemble, reflecting the same commitment to perfection seen in Bugatti’s full-sized hypercars.
As an electric vehicle, the Tourbillon Edition swaps out traditional fuel and oil pressure gauges for battery and power readouts to match its modern powertrain. While there’s no official word on pricing yet, it’s expected to exceed the standard Bugatti Baby II’s price of £55,000. One thing is for certain: this pint-sized Bugatti comes with a hefty price tag, but it’s guaranteed to charm enthusiasts of all ages.
Shawn Henry
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