Bugatti has chosen the hybrid route for the hypercar that will replace the Chiron.
Bugatti's next hypercar to succeed the Chiron will debut in 2024 before launching in 2026, the automaker confirmed on Thursday while announcing the retirement of design chief Achim Anscheidt.
Anscheidt has led Bugatti design for the last 19 years and the new hypercar, whose design has been signed off, was his final task., convinced him to stay on and help finalize the design of the Chiron successor. Anscheidt's own successor has been confirmed by Bugatti as Frank Hey, the brand's deputy design chief. He's been at Bugatti since 2008 and will still work with Anscheidt, who will play an advisory role, to lay the groundwork for Bugatti design through to the end of the decade.
“Achim’s understanding of the Bugatti identity, handed down from our founder Ettore and in the beautiful designs of his son Jean, is unrivalled, and his last commitment to Bugatti was to finalize the design of our next-generation hyper sports car,” Rimac said in a statement. “Without saying too much, it’s Achim’s masterpiece and the most beautiful and authentic evolution of Bugatti I could have imagined.
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