The 2023 Chiron Super Sport is Bugatti’s long-tail, high-speed grand-touring expression of the Chiron, pairing an aerodynamically extended rear with the marque’s 8.0-litre quad-turbo W16. Its 1,578-bhp output and an independently instrumented 2.2-second 0–60 mph result underline the extraordinary pace while its all-wheel-drive, dual-clutch layout preserves the car’s touring-oriented brief.
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The 2023 Chiron Super Sport is Bugatti’s long-tail, high-speed grand-touring expression of the Chiron, pairing an aerodynamically extended rear with the marque’s 8.0-litre quad-turbo W16. Its 1,578-bhp output and an independently instrumented 2.2-second 0–60 mph result underline the extraordinary pace while its all-wheel-drive, dual-clutch layout preserves the car’s touring-oriented brief.
Manufacturer documentation confirms the 7-speed DSG dual-clutch gearbox, permanent all-wheel drive, 7.993-litre W16 with four turbochargers, and 1,600 hp (a PS-labelled metric figure); it does not publish a 0–60 mph result. BHP is therefore recorded as the unconverted, source-published 1,578 hp figure from Car and Driver, whose 2.2-second 60 mph instrumented result explicitly omits 1-ft rollout. Transmission is normalized from dual-clutch automatic to Automatic; fuel is normalized to Petrol. The test vehicle is model-year 2022, used only for the identical Super Sport specification’s exact mph/bhp figures; no km/h acceleration time was converted. Super Sport is treated as a limited-production Chiron derivative/special edition, not the separate 300+ edition.
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