Bugatti Chiron 2021– dimensions, boot 44 L

Boot space with the seats up is 44 litres.

Bugatti Chiron 2021– car dimensions: 4733 mm long, 2183 mm wide and 1212 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,995 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 44 litres.

The cabin mixes leather, polished aluminium and carbon fibre with power-adjustable seats and automatic climate control via four rotary switches on the slim centre console. Digital displays sit in the instrument cluster for navigation and media, with Bluetooth available, but there is no central touchscreen and no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Parking sensors and a reversing camera are fitted as standard. Advanced driver aids including automatic emergency braking, blind-spot warning and lane-keep assist are not offered.

Front luggage space holds 44 litres, sized for one cabin trolley. Bespoke luggage sets can be ordered to fit the available space exactly.

This is a two-seat hyper sports car focused on high-speed grand touring. No towing capacities or payload ratings are published, and the adaptive chassis with drive modes is tuned for stability and comfort at speed rather than load carrying or work use.

The cabin uses fine leather, polished aluminium and carbon with precise stitching and a slim centre console. Seats are supportive and electrically adjusted for good ergonomics and lateral hold. a comfort seat option adds lumbar support plus memory. Double-glazed or laminated glass keeps wind noise low so the cabin stays calm at speed. Optional Sky View glass panels open the roof view and add a little headroom while holding thermal and acoustic comfort. The overall feel is that of a grand tourer built for long high-speed runs rather than a raw track car.

WLTP combined fuel use 21.5 l/100 km, CO2 487 g/km, 100-litre tank

Four-year warranty with scheduled maintenance included

Annual service required. major service every four years

Carbon monocoque and six airbags meet global safety standards

No public NHTSA or Euro NCAP star ratings published

Fuel consumption sits at the WLTP combined figure of 21.5 litres per 100 km with 487 g/km CO2. The 100-litre tank supports long motorway runs once the car is in a higher gear and settled, though real-world thirst rises sharply under hard acceleration.

Servicing follows an annual inspection schedule with a more extensive major service every four years. The first four years include complimentary scheduled maintenance under the factory warranty. An optional extended care package covers later years with official technicians.

Safety hardware centres on a stiff carbon-fibre monocoque rated at LMP1 levels plus six airbags, including units that deploy through carbon housings. Active systems include adaptive dampers, electronic stability control and all-wheel drive torque vectoring. The car meets worldwide pedestrian and crash regulations but carries no published independent star ratings.

Keeping the car means using Bugatti-approved service partners for fluid changes, tyre monitoring and software updates. High-speed tyres and carbon-ceramic brakes need regular inspection. extended idle periods increase the chance of issues so regular use or proper storage is advised.

Length 4733 mm, Width 2183 mm, Height 1212 mm, Wheelbase 2711 mm (Chiron 2021-present)

Sources: manufacturer data, Bugatti official Chiron Super Sport technical specifications PDF, uae.yallamotor.com Chiron Super Sport 2026 page, encycarpedia and press materials.