The Bugatti Veyron, which debuted in 2006, raised the bar for the car as a hypercar. With almost 1,000 hp and a crazy 8.0 liter turbocharged engine, the W16 was among the most powerful and fastest car ever. It was like that, only 15 years ago. Today, the manufacturer is much better at creating furious machines, as you’ll see when you put a Bugatti Chiron next to it.
The Bugatti Chiron makes the Veyron look like a Volkswagen Jetta today
A new video shared on the Stradman YouTube channel will show you how to embarrass a Bugatti owner. There is a small chance that you will also be able to do this. As you know, Chiron’s taillights carry a message “Kiss me goodbye” because when you try to chase them, you will be defeated.
The meeting of the two Bugatti rockets took place on the runway over a distance of one mile. This is a good place to allow them to reach three-digit speeds.
The Veyron generates 1001 hp, while the Chiron produces 1500 hp. The power difference is as great as the number of years separating it. How much can change in a decade is very clearly visible on the asphalt.
How to embarrass a Bugatti owner? Bring faster
When two marvels of engineering meet at the finish line, you can be sure of the outcome. The Bugatti Chiron is the one that disappears into the distance as the Veyron breaks off the asphalt.
As soon as the driver applied the brakes, the Veyron reached a speed of approximately 305 kilometers per hour. During this time, the Chiron probably broke the 321 km / h mark, as seen when he is still drifting away from the Veyron towards the end of the race.
Once upon a time the Veyron was a mighty marvel of engineering and the dream of many drivers. Today Chiron leaves them far behind which doesn’t mean electric cars won’t do the same with the Chiron.
Today Bugatti is owned by Rimac to a Porsche partnership, which will undoubtedly result in another amazing venture. Before that happens, Chiron and his mighty powers must be enough for us. As you will see in the video below, it is impossible to be bored with it.
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