Discover the rich history and legacy of Bugatti cars, now entering the Indian market. Learn about their iconic models and latest offerings.
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Bugatti Cars: History, Legacy and the Indian Market
Bugatti, the French high-end performance automobile manufacturer, has a rich history dating back to 1909 when it was founded by Ettore Bugatti in Molsheim, Germany (now France). The company has been synonymous with class, luxury, and wealth since its inception. Bugatti cars are renowned for being works of art rather than mere mechanical creations, as the engine blocks were hand-scraped to perfection to eliminate the need for gaskets for sealing.
Bugatti's Legacy
Bugatti has to its credit for making the fastest and the most exclusive cars in the world, and its founder, Ettore Bugatti, is known for creating some of the most iconic automobiles in history. The "Royale," "Type 57 Atlantic," and "Type 35 Grand Prix" are some of Ettore Bugatti's most talked-about creations. These iconic vehicles continue to be sought after by collectors and car enthusiasts worldwide.
Acquisition by Volkswagen Group
In the year 2000, the German auto giant, Volkswagen Group, took possession of Bugatti, under Volkswagen France, thereby bringing the French automobile company under its umbrella. Volkswagen's acquisition of Bugatti has resulted in the revival of the brand, and it continues to thrive under the ownership of the German automotive conglomerate.
Bugatti Cars in India
Bugatti, known for its limited edition super-fast cars, is now entering the Indian market. The brand's first offering in India is likely to be the Bugatti Veyron, the world's fastest car. The Bugatti brand is well-known for its Bugatti Chiron cars majorly, and it is set to add to a prospective buyer's choices by entering the Indian market. The first car from Bugatti's Indian lineup is expected to compete in the Coupe segment.
Expired Bugatti Car Models
Bugatti Divo, one of Bugatti's supercars, was priced at Rs.41 Crore* (Price in New Delhi) and came with a petrol engine with a displacement of 7993cc. The car had a fuel efficiency of 6.8 kmpl and was available in a limited number. However, this model is now expired and is no longer available for purchase.
Conclusion
Bugatti is a name that is synonymous with luxury, speed, and exclusivity. Its rich history and legacy continue to inspire car enthusiasts worldwide, and with the brand's entry into the Indian market, prospective buyers in the country will have the opportunity to own one of the world's most coveted supercars.
