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In the realm of automotive engineering, few feats capture the imagination quite like the quest for speed.

In a time when the release of a new car often feels like just another addition to an endless lineup, Bugatti's unveiling of a new 'hyper sports car' stands out as a significant event.

Bugatti recently revealed a series of previously unseen design studies, showcasing the automaker's rich design history and shedding light on alternative directions it considered during its modern era under Volkswagen Group ownership.

Bugatti has revealed the final model in its Chiron lineup, the L'Ultime, marking the end of a seven-year production run that saw 500 units crafted.

The Bugatti EB 110 is significantly rarer than its Volkswagen Group-engineered successors, with only 150 manufactured.
However, because it's a prototype of the short-lived supercar, this car, advertised for sale by Massachusetts dealership Copley Motorcars through DuPont Registry, is unusual even by EB 110 standards.

Here is the Chiron that you can actually buy with a top speed of 300 mph. Yours for $4,2 million

Alpine is charging full speed into electric motorsport with the debut of the A290 Rallye—a stripped-down, race-ready version of its all-electric hot hatch. Built for one-make series and local rallies, this EV takes the A290’s potential and dials everything up. From hardcore suspension to a hydraulic handbrake and a trick LSD, here’s why the A290 Rallye is a thrilling glimpse into Alpine’s electrified future.