Bugatti is increasing its production, and the latest example of the Mistral - an amazing hypercar with an open top for $5 million - has just come off the reconfigured assembly line. This particular Mistral is finished in an elegant Matt Argent colour with bold Beluga Black accents, making it an even rarer sight among the already limited 99 units planned for production. As the brand scales back production of its iconic W16 engine, this Mistral serves as a powerful reminder of Bugatti's heritage.
The 2024 Bugatti Mistral retains the same inspiring 8.0-litre, four-turbo W16 engine that powered the record-breakingChiron Super Sport300+, generating the staggering 1578 horsepower. This engine allows the Mistral to reach speeds in excess of 260 miles per hour, earning the title of the world's fastest production roadster. With a combination of dazzling performance and refined elegance, the Mistral redefines what it means to be a hypercar.
The matte silver exterior finish gives it a commanding presence, while the gloss Beluga Black panels and Bugatti Light Blue sports trim add just the right touch of heritage and sporting spirit. Lightweight silver and black forged wheels are mounted on carbon-ceramic brakes, allowing the Mistral to handle extreme speeds with precise braking power.
Inside, the Mistral is a celebration of Bugatti's world-renowned craftsmanship. The interior is a mix of black leather, tangerine accents, and Bugatti Light Blue details, creating a modern yet luxurious atmosphere. The seats are adorned with a stylised blue-embroidered elephant motif - a tribute to the famous artist RembrandtBugatti, adding a personal touch to the car's rich heritage. Matte carbon fibre trims and quilted patterns complement the cabin, embodying the perfect balance between luxury and track-ready performance.
As Bugatti turns its attention to a future with electrification, theMistral is a glorious farewell to the internal combustion engine. With each delivery, Bugatti is moving closer to completing one of its most exclusive and powerful projects to date, cementing the Mistral's place as a monumental achievement in the automotive world.
