Build Your Own Lego Bugatti Pair

New Lego Bugatti duo arrives

Collectors always find room for one more prize. This time, you may need room for two. Lego has released scaled tributes to Bugatti’s Chiron Pur Sport and Vision Gran Turismo. Together, they bring serious performance vibes to shelves and playrooms alike. Moreover, they land in two popular Lego lines, Technic and Speed Champions, to fit different tastes and budgets. The result blends engineering detail with sleek design. For fans of both brick building and French hypercars, the appeal is immediate.

These sets also expand a growing Bugatti lineup in Lego form. Notably, they join the Technic Bolide and the Speed Champions Centodieci. As a result, Bugatti enthusiasts can now create a small stable across scales. Each model celebrates a different chapter in the brand’s story. Furthermore, each one balances display presence with hands-on fun. That combination makes this pair a compelling start or smart addition.

Chiron Pur Sport in Technic detail

The 771-piece Technic Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport arrives in striking orange and black. It mirrors the real car’s focus on agility and grip. Bugatti tuned the Pur Sport with shorter gearing, less weight, and extra downforce. Consequently, it thrives in corners and rewards precise inputs. The Technic model channels that spirit with a faithful silhouette and moving parts.

Builders get functional steering, plus opening doors and hood. Inside, a Lego version of Bugatti’s 8.0-liter, quad-turbo W16 sits behind the cabin. It is the same layout that helps the road car deliver immense power. Additionally, the build sequence teaches how Technic linkages and panels create structure. Therefore, the kit offers both a satisfying challenge and a rewarding display piece. After a few hours of building, you end up with a model that looks fast even at rest.

A video game vision made real

The Vision Gran Turismo story began on a screen. It started as a virtual racer in the Gran Turismo video game series on PlayStation. Then Bugatti took the idea further and built a full-scale concept. The company unveiled that one-off at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show. As a design study, it previewed a bolder, more sculpted era for the brand. At the same time, it reached back to history for cues and confidence.

Notably, the concept nodded to Bugatti’s Type 57 Tank endurance racers. Those cars won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1937 and 1939. Moreover, the Vision Gran Turismo fused endurance-racing purpose with modern elegance. The Lego interpretation captures that mix in accessible form. Because of its size and simplicity, it is an easy and fun evening build. Yet it still looks dramatic next to larger models.

Design cues and standout features

The 284-piece Speed Champions set nails the Vision Gran Turismo’s signature elements. You get eight-beam headlights and the famous horseshoe grille. A central roof fin runs rearward to a pronounced wing. Additionally, the kit includes a front tow hook and Michelin-branded tires. Those details help the small model punch above its scale.

Play value also gets attention. The box includes a driver minifigure with a helmet. Therefore, kids can stage pit stops and grid starts right away. Meanwhile, adult builders will appreciate the crisp blue color blocking and clean lines. The compact footprint fits neatly on a desk or a shelf. In addition, the build tolerates gentle handling during play or conversation. As a result, it works as both a toy and a talk piece.

Pricing, availability, and who should build them

You can buy both sets now. As of January 1, the Bugatti online store lists the Technic Chiron Pur Sport at $70 and the Vision Gran Turismo at $32. However, Lego.com and Lego stores price them at $64.99 and $27.99. If you already own a Bugatti in real life, the savings may not sway you. For everyone else, the lower price sweetens the deal. Either way, both kits offer strong value for the features and finish.

Which one should you build first? If you want mechanical depth and a longer session, pick the Technic Chiron Pur Sport. Moreover, it suits teens and adults who enjoy working gear systems and body panels. If you want speed to the finish and an eye-catching display, choose the Vision Gran Turismo. Additionally, its minifigure adds instant play for younger fans. Ultimately, the two sets complement each other on the same shelf. Together, they showcase Bugatti’s past inspirations and modern ambition in brick form.