Lego built this functional Bugatti Chiron with mainly Lego pieces, including the engine. This car has almost all the elements of a real Chiron. The smooth curvy exterior design, the iconic rear light bar, and even the spoiler that goes up and down on demand.
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The engineers set out to build over 90 percent of the car with Lego pieces, including the engine. The result is a drivable Bugatti Chiron that weighs 1.5 tons (3,307 pounds), and they managed to power it with an engine made entirely with Lego parts.
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In the end, it is probably easier and cheaper to buy a Bugatti Chiron straight from the store. But with smart engineering, 13,500 hours of hard work, and over one million pieces of Lego. The Bugatti Chiron is running in Germany on a real Bugatti test track.
The Lego Bugatti takes its source of energy from a battery, but the engine was made entirely of Lego technics. It could reach a top speed of 13 mph. You can see it in Italy at the Grand Prix for its public debut. You can build your own Bugatti Chiron (Not real size) Here
[…] Over the years, Lego has become more than a toy. A few months earlier, we saw a group of engineers build a drivable supercar with almost exclusive lego parts. […]