With production in full swing, Bugatti has unveiled one of the latest customer-spec Mistrals to roll off its newly reconfigured assembly line—a striking $5 million open-top hypercar finished in a stealthy Matt Argent with Beluga Black accents. The delivery marks another milestone for the French marque as it begins closing the chapter on its legendary W16 engine.
This newest example of the 2024 Bugatti Mistral, one of just 99 slated for global production, showcases the brand’s unmistakable dedication to engineering and customization. Beneath its sculpted, wind-honed carbon fiber bodywork lies the same 8.0-liter, quad-turbocharged W16 engine that powered the record-shattering Chiron Super Sport 300+, delivering a thunderous 1,578 horsepower. Capable of exceeding 260 mph, the Mistral claims the title of the fastest production roadster in the world.
Finished in a subdued yet commanding Matt Argent, the car’s exterior is further enhanced with gloss Beluga Black panels and delicate Bugatti Light Blue Sport trim—subtle nods to heritage models. Lightweight silver and black forged wheels wrap around carbon-ceramic brakes, ensuring this roadster can stop with as much force as it accelerates.
Inside, the craftsmanship continues. The cabin features a refined blend of black leather, Tangerine accents, and Bugatti Light Blue detailing. A stylized nod to Bugatti’s legacy appears in the form of blue-embroidered elephants—an homage to artist Rembrandt Bugatti—stitched into the seats. The matte carbon trim and checkered pattern inserts highlight the blend of luxury and track-ready performance that defines every Mistral.
As Bugatti prepares for an electrified future, the Mistral stands as a final salute to the internal combustion era. With each new delivery, the brand inches closer to completing one of its most exclusive and powerful projects to date.