Here comes ‘Alice’, a Bugatti creation!

Who says the perfect man doesn’t exist? A husband ordered a fully customised Bugatti Chiron Sport1 as a gift for his wife designed only by the best; Owen Bugatti and the company’s multifaceted Molsheim design operation located in London, England. 

The talented team created a one of a kind Chiron Sport, finished in Matt Blanc and Silk Rose, called ‘Alice’. The colour of the car was a first for Bugatti. 

Its exterior colour was made to fit the shade of Matt Blanc as it matches with the outer shell and lower body trim, which also brings in a  brighter colour to the striking designs of the alloy wheels of the vehicle. 

On top of that, the car comes equipped with a mix of leather and Alcantara materials finished in Gris Rafale that complements the Chiron Sport’s interior, complete with bespoke ‘Alice’ logo stitching in the headrest of the ‘Comfort’-spec seats, as well as ‘Chiron Sport’ stitching found elsewhere in the cabin. Not forgetting the personalised ‘Alice’ logo on the door sills made out of aluminium and in the shade of Silk Rose. 

“This is a truly unique Bugatti model that will always be remembered as a real one-of-a-kind car,” said H.R Owen chief executive officer Ken Choo. “We are honored to have played an important part in connecting our customer with this incredible Chiron Sport. The customer came to us with a vision of how they wanted their new Bugatti to look, and we are delighted that the depth and scale of Bugatti’s extensive accessories and options catalogue allows for even the most ambitious of designs to be realized. It is incredible to see every Bugatti made in a different way, with the new owner getting a chance to stamp their own personal taste on their new car.”

In comparison to the Chiron, the character of the Chiron Sport slightly differs. Following that, the vehicle comes inclusive of a firmer chassis for greater agility. Under the hood, the Chiron sport is equipped with the company’s signature 8.0-liter W16 engine and is produced in the Atelier in Molsheim at a nett unit price of 2.65 million euros (RM 12.94 million).