An "ice" test drive of three Bugatti Bolides was shown on video (1 photo + 1 video)

Bugatti conducted a most unusual test of three Bolide hypercars. The ICE St. Moritz event took place on a frozen lake, and a rare Veyron, a Rimac Nevera, and a classic EB110 also participated.



A total of 40 Bugatti Bolides were produced, but despite the hypercars' enormous price tag (starting at $4.7 million), three of their owners decided to attend the event in Switzerland and test their cars under extreme conditions.

Incidentally, the model itself was created as a production version of one of the brand's most original prototypes, and its appearance resembles a race car rather than a road car. The Bolide accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.2 seconds, and its top speed reaches 380 km/h.

Furthermore, during the exclusive ice test drive, the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse Soleil de Nuit, Meo Costantini, and Rembrandt Bugatti Grand Sport Vitesse models were spotted, as well as the classic Type 13, Type 35, and Type 37A.

Company CEO Mate Rimac was also present at the event, bringing a pair of Rimac Neveras and driving a Bugatti EB110 across the frozen lake.