The Bugatti Centodieci is hardly considered a new model anymore. It debuted way back in 2019 and hasn’t hit the production lines yet. The reason? The French automaker wants to make sure everything is absolutely perfect with the supercar and this requires extensive testing procedures. After finishing its hot-weather testing program in October last year, Bugatti is now moving to the cold-weather evaluations.
The mission seems relatively easy at a glance. Bugatti puts the Centodieci into a climate chamber where the car sits for a few days so that every titanium screw and every inch of carbon fiber can reach the specified temperature of -4 degrees Fahrenheit (-20 degrees Celsius). Once the desired temperature levels are hit, the engineering team inspects every little aspect of the vehicle. One particular detail they are very interested in is the mechanism that controls the side windows.
