Bugatti unveils one‑off Mistral Blanc Éternel hypercar with porcelain trim

Bugatti’s Sur Mesure division presented the Mistral Blanc Éternel, a unique one‑off 1,578 hp roadster that marks the final road‑going model powered by the brand’s 8.0‑liter quad‑turbo W16 engine. The car combines a carbon‑fiber body painted in pristine white with hand‑applied black line graphics that mirror its digital surface layout, and integrates fired porcelain components from the German Königliche Porzellan‑Manufaktur Berlin on the fuel and oil caps, badge emblems, interior trim, gear‑shift knobs and window switches.

The hypercar, built on the Mistral platform of only 99 units, accelerates to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds and can reach a top speed of roughly 260 mph (420 km/h). It also includes a limited set of matching KPM porcelain coffee cups for the buyer. The Blanc Éternel serves as both a technical finale for the W16 power‑train and a showcase of the collaboration that began with the 2011 Veyron Grand Sport L’Or Blanc, demonstrating Bugatti’s move toward fully bespoke, one‑off supercars.