Mansory revealed a new one-off Bugatti Chiron Vivere at Pebble Beach in August. Turns out, it was commissioned by famous Mexican supercar collector @don_huayra. We can say this with certainty, as the car has the characteristic white sticker on the windscreen.
The Mansory Bugatti Chiron Vivere is believed to be based on the same Chiron that was wrapped in the pink and white CDMX taxi livery. The recent modifications have transformed it into a much more aggressive-looking machine.
The Chiron Vivere comes with a body kit, featuring a sharper front bumper with DRLs and canards, side skirts with extra ducts and aero flicks, a reworked rear end with six exhaust tips, and a massive fixed rear spoiler. It also gets 5-spoke wheels and a prominent roof scoop, among other upgrades.
The interior has been completely redone in white and tan-colored upholstery. The carbon fibre elements have a matte brown finish matching the exterior, which is painted in a dark brown shade with gold accents.
It is unclear if Mansory has made any changes to the 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine. The standard Chiron had 1479 hp, whereas the latter versions had 1578 hp.
Source: @mexico.exoticcars, Mansory
