Artioli and his architect forged the cutting-edge “Blue Factory”—a remarkable symbol of modernity, the birthplace of the EB 110, and pivotal in the subsequent re-foundation of BUGATTI in Molsheim, France.
The groundbreaking EB 110, a new BUGATTI project in 1988, was developed and tested with the invaluable contribution of Loris Bicocchi. With prior experience at Lamborghini, Bicocchi’s expertise played a pivotal role in this remarkable achievement.
The CENTODIECI reinterprets the original car’s flatter, Bauhaus-inspired design with a play of light and shadow across gentle curves.
The EB 110’s slab-shaped headlights have evolved into slimline LEDs—a bespoke development for this project.
Taking additional inspiration from the EB 110 Super Sport, the iconic silhouette was redefined in the CENTODIECI—appearing to leap forward even at rest. This unique aesthetic even harmonizes with the aerodynamic and thermal requirements of the 1600 PS 16-cylinder engine.
BUGATTI’s chassis and suspension engineers worked extensively to hone and perfect the hyper sports car’s handling capabilities, delivering a unique driving experience exclusive to the ten privileged owners of these coveted masterpieces.