On the day of Giorgetto Giugiaro’s 85th birthday, Bugatti is paying tribute to his extraordinary creation, the Bugatti EB112. Unveiled in 1993 at the Geneva Motor Show, the EB112 redefined saloon cars, introducing an ultra-luxurious Grand Tourisme segment with Bugatti’s signature flair. The Bugatti EB112’s design was far ahead of its time, blending nostalgia with innovative technology. Celebrated as the most beautiful saloon car ever crafted, its high-performance capabilities set the stage for future Bugatti models like the Veyron and Chiron.
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The EB112’s flowing aesthetic led to a revolutionary development in aerodynamics, while its all-aluminum body and carbon fiber monocoque was groundbreaking in 1993. The 6.0-liter V12 engine, boasting 460 HP, allowed a top speed of 186 mph and 0 to 60mph in just 4.3 seconds. Giugiaro’s vision wasn’t confined to aesthetics. The car’s engineering, such as the four-wheel drive system, revealed Bugatti’s quest to push boundaries, remaining true to its heritage. The EB112’s torque split (38% front, 62% rear) and favorable weight distribution further underscored Bugatti’s commitment to performance and safety.
As Bugatti embarks on a new era under Mate Rimac’s leadership, the EB112 continues to inspire. A true visionary and design genius, Giugiaro’s contribution to the automotive world through the EB112 and other models will undoubtedly remain a hallmark of excellence in both form and function. View all Bugatti hypercar examples currently for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking the link below.
