Bugatti announced two new LEGO sets available from January 1: the LEGO Technic Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport and the LEGO Speed Champions Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo.
The Technic Chiron Pur Sport is built around how the real car behaves. The Pur Sport sits at the sharp end of the Chiron family, defined by shorter gear ratios, reduced weight, and a focus on precision driving rather than outright top speed. A 1-of-60 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport Jaune Molsheim recently became the first hypercar listed on duPont REGISTRY Live, marking a milestone for our auctions platform.
LEGO translates that philosophy into function as captured and highlighted by the Pur Sport's fixed wing and the distinctive C-Shaped design element of the Chiron. You assemble a working steering, opening doors and hood, and a detailed W16 engine that is meant to be examined. At 771 pieces and more than 11 inches long, the model demands patience in bridging this build together. If you enjoy understanding mechanical layout and movement, this is the set should keep you engaged.
The Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo, meanwhile, was originally conceived as a concept for the Gran Turismo video game, later realized as a show car that referenced Bugatti’s racing heritage from the 1920s and 1930s. LEGO’s Speed Champions version keeps that spirit intact. With 284 pieces, it captures the horseshoe grille, eight eye headlights, roof fin, wide Michelin-branded tires, and dramatic rear wing. The included Bugatti-suited minifigure completes the single-seat cockpit and reinforces its competition-focused intent.
Both sets support the LEGO Builder app, allowing you to rotate instructions in 3D and track progress, a practical touch that makes longer builds easier to return to and finish.
“Our collaboration with the LEGO Group continues to grow in exciting ways. With four different Bugatti models – the Chiron Pur Sport, Vision Gran Turismo, Centodieci, and Bolide – available simultaneously for the first time, we are sharing the essence of what makes Bugatti special with collectors of all ages. Each model tells a different story about our brand.” - Wiebke Ståhl, Managing Director of Bugatti International.
Ståhl further added that such sets expand their audience beyond a select group of hypercar owners to millions of fans, gamers, and performance aficionados, a point that we also highlighted when sales of Gordon Murray’s T33 exceeded one million units in Hot Wheels sales last year. These cars aren’t just mere toys, but stand to inspire and serve as aspirational pursuits for future generations.
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