Bugatti unveiled two new special editions of the roofless hypercar at this year’s Geneva Motor Show; Grey Carbon and Blue Carbon.

The upper part of the Veyron Grand Sport Grey Carbon plus the doors and the side panels are constructed from dark grey carbon fiber, while the bottom part of the car is finished in polished aluminum.

The lowr air intake griless are polished. The rims are like the ones on the Pur Sang Edition.

Bonhams has confirmed that a bidder paid €260,500 for the remains of a Bugatti that was pulled from the depths of Switzerland’s Lake Maggiore after 73 years.

The price for the 1925 Bugatti Type 22 was even more astonishing given that it had a reserve price of between €70,000 and €90,000.

The final high bidders were divided in their plans for the vehicle, with the European winner planning to display the car in its present condition.

Called the Bugatti Renaissance, this concept car is the creation of designer John Mark Vicente.

Vicente is a Communication Design graduate from Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver. he drew the vehicle as part of his prior coursework.

“These projects are personal reflections of my understanding of design as an art, science, and philosophy,” Vicente says on his website.

A rare Bugatti that has spent 73 years at the bottom of a Swiss lake is expected to fetch more than €90,000 at auction, the same as a brand new luxury motor.

The 1925 open-top Type 22 is known as the Bugatti Brescia, after the Italian track where the model took the top four places at a race in 1921.

It is now believed that it belonged to Max Schmuklerski, a Swiss-Polish architect who left it in store in a builder’s yard.

Italian pen maker Ferrari da Varese have worked with Bugatti to create an exclusive pen inspired by the Bugatti Veyron.

The Bugatti Type A pen, designed by Luigi Trenti, is a limited edition pen made from the same grade aluminum as the Veyron’s engine with a stainless steel grip.

The barrel is then plated with nickel then sterling silver then palladium and finally platinum ensuring it does not oxidize.

Bugatti chose the Dubai Motor Show to conclude its Centenary celebrations by unveiling three special editions of the Veyron supercar.

The “Sang d’Argent” and the Grand Sport “Soleil de Nuit” are one-off models while the “Nocturne” will be limited to five cars only, all of them available exclusively to Middle East customers.

The first two are one-offs, priced at €1.45 million and €1.55 million respectively, while the Nocturne is limited to five examples and priced at €1.65 million.