Bugatti will not launch new models until Veyron is sold out.

　　Phoenix auto news
According to overseas media reports, Volkswagen recently encountered a very headache. Nearly 50 Bugatti Veyron supercars were stored in its warehouse, and these cars were worth $85 million.

　　As early as 2011, Bugatti announced that all Bugatti Veyrons had been sold out, but by December 2013, Bugatti said that nearly 50 vehicles had not been sold before Bugatti Veyron completely finished production. About 40 of these cars are convertible versions, and Bugatti confirmed that no new models will be launched until these cars are sold out.

　　Recently, Bugatti launched Dynamic Drive.
Experience (dynamic driving experience) activities, and invited some potential customers to the company to participate in the test drive. Bugatti will invite 20-25 potential customers to the company every week to participate in this activity, hoping to sell the remaining cars.

　　Of course, as fans and the media, what everyone wants to know is what the next Bugatti will look like, but now Bugatti is tight-lipped about the news of the new car.

　　John Hill, sales director of Bugatti, said: "In Bugatti Grand Sport and
Bugatti will not launch any new cars until Vitesse is sold out. Bugatti expects that these cars will be sold out in the next 12 months.