Bugatti

If you're a wealthy automotive enthusiast who enjoys their time in Miami, this might be your next preferred parking spot. Bugatti Residences Miami will feature 183 luxury apartments on the Miami River waterfront, and is launching next year.

It's amazing how Bugatti has incorporated its egg-inspired grille into the design of so many stunning performance cars for a century. The all-new Destrier follows that tradition, as a one-of-one creation to be passed down through generations.

The C Seed micro-LED TV rises silently and unfurls, using unique Adaptive Gap Calibration technology to mask separate folding screen panels. Now it also has a touch of Bugatti flavoring for good measure.

Snapping up the most basic supercar Bugatti makes will set you back by about two and a half million dollars. An easier five-figure entry into the legendary marque's client list is the new aero bicycle it's collaborated on with Factor Bikes.

Bugatti is marking the 20th birthday of its extraordinary Veyron with a one-off special-edition hypercar that pays tribute to the 'mad genius' who designed it: Ferdinand Karl Piëch.

Electric vehicles are emerging left, right, and center, but I bet nobody put their money on a vacuum cleaner manufacturer coming up with one. And it's not just a plain ol' EV put together with random Chinese components, but a proper hypercar!

Meet Bugatti Brouillard (pronounced brew-yar), a coupé-styled hypercar with similar performance numbers to the Chiron. It comes as the first offering from the brand's new ultra-exclusive Programme Solitaire branch, and it's exclusive to just one!

When the Tourbillon initially took stage, nearly everything written about it fawned over its meticulous dash, its beautiful curves, and included every chrono-pun one could think of. Finally, Bugatti has given us a peek at what's actually under the hood.

Bugatti went all-in with the Tourbillon, crafting a bespoke 8.3L V16 engine with Cosworth and commissioning a matching V16 Jacob & Co. watch – two mechanical masterpieces, one roars, one ticks.

Bugatti wowed the supercar world with its 1,800 hp Tourbillon last June. For those who weren't impressed by its hybrid V16 power plant and Swiss-made watchmaker dash, there's now even more excess on offer in the form of the Équipe Pur Sang package.

At a test track in Germany, Bugatti has just recorded an open-top speed much quicker than the iconic Veyron managed with a roof on when it stunned the world in 2010. Next stop, says Mate Rimac, is 500 km/h (311 mph) and the outright speed crown.

Twenty years ago, the Veyron was born. A dozen years later, the Chiron. And now the Tourbillon – Bugatti's new epoch – born through the concept of horology: a 277-mph, 1,800-hp, naturally aspirated V16, three-electric-motor, luxury hybrid hypercar.