The first Bugatti Bolide from an ultra-exclusive 40-unit production run has officially landed in the hands of its owner, courtesy of Miller Motorcars. The renowned dealership, home to Bugatti Greenwich, has taken delivery of the track-only hypercar, marking a milestone in the final chapter of Bugatti’s legendary W16 engine.
Airlifted from Bugatti’s iconic Molsheim Atelier, the Bolide was transported to Connecticut, where it was unwrapped and fitted with its purpose-built BBS racing wheels and Michelin racing slick tires. Designed exclusively for the track, the Bolide strips away excess weight and prioritizes aerodynamics, giving the near 1,600-horsepower quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16 engine a platform to unleash its full potential.
The car’s design is as extreme as its performance, featuring aggressive aerodynamics, a spartan motorsport-focused interior, and a commanding presence that pushes Bugatti’s engineering to the limits. Developed as a farewell to the W16 era, the Bolide is among the most extreme vehicles to ever bear the Bugatti name.
Bugatti Greenwich’s Brand Manager Evan Cygler and the team at Miller Motorcars proudly showcased the hypercar as it arrived, celebrating the beginning of its limited customer deliveries. With only 40 examples slated for production, each Bolide represents a pinnacle of racing-inspired performance fused with Bugatti’s unparalleled craftsmanship.
The arrival of the first Bolide at Miller Motorcars marks a new era for Bugatti enthusiasts, as the marque shifts toward hybridization in its future models. For now, the Bolide stands as a testament to the brand’s dominance in both speed and innovation—an engineering marvel built for the track and destined for history.
Elizabeth Puckett