Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport ‘Stormtrooper’ Rendition Looks A Whole Lot Better Than It Sounds

Just a couple of months after the Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport was unveiled as the most track-focused iteration of the French hypercar, rendering artist Shashank Das has imagined it with an eye-catching black and white finish to mimic the look of a Stormtrooper from Star Wars.

Yes, that may sound silly, but take the Stormtrooper illustrated inside the car out of the equation and this rendered interpretation of the Chiron actually looks a lot better than it sounds.

We’ve so far only seen the Chiron Pur Sport in a combination of blue and carbon fiber but those who purchase one will inevitably have the option of speccing it out to their own tastes. Having the exterior finished in a mix of exposed carbon fiber and white paint looks – dare we say, perfect.

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Das’s creation shows much of the front end finished in dark carbon fiber, including the splitter, air intake surrounds, and around the area near the headlights. Speaking of the headlights, the LED daytime running lights have been changed to red, perfectly suiting the aggressive nature of the hypercar.

The epic looks continue at the sides with the lower portion of the bodywork finished in carbon fiber while the rest is painted white. A set of aftermarket wheels are also present. As for the rear, it is dominated by carbon fiber parts, including a towering rear wing and a striking diffuser.

Back to real life

Bugatti will build just 60 examples of the €3.2 million ($3.55 million) Chiron Pur Sport. Each is powered by the same 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 engine as other Chiron variants producing 1,479 hp. One key change is the fitment of a recalibrated transmission that includes 15 per cent closer gear ratios. In addition, the Pur Sport includes 65 per cent stiffer front springs, 33 per cent stiffer rear springs, and performance-focused adaptive damping.