This orange Bugatti Baby II will transfer VIPs to airport terminals in Dubai
Bugatti and The Little Car Company have commenced deliveries of the limited-edition Baby II to lucky customers worldwide. This particular orange Baby II is among the first of 500 fully bespoke models to reach its customer in Dubai, a long-time Bugatti owner and operator of a private jet terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport.
So, what's a Bugatti Baby II doing inside an airport? According to its Dubai-based owner, his orange Baby II will spend its life doing private transfers to VIP sections of the airport. It's one of those 'Why didn't I think of that?' ideas that affluent frequent flyers will surely appreciate.
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"Each and every Bugatti Baby II has been lovingly handbuilt to the client's exact specifications, so each vehicle leaving our workshop is genuinely one-of-a-kind," said Ben Hedley, CEO of The Little Car Company. "We are thrilled that customers are taking delivery of these extraordinary cars."
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The Bugatti Baby II is a ¾ scale rendition of the iconic Type 35. The series II model commemorates the 110th anniversary of Bugatti and is available in three versions. The base model has a composite body, a 1.4 kWh battery, and a $36,600 base price. The Vitesse model (like the orange Baby II on this page) has a carbon-fiber body, a larger 2.8 kWh battery pack, and a $53,000 MSRP.
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Additionally, the Vitesse has a Speed Key like in a Chiron, and you use it to unleash more power from its small electric motor. The Pur Sang Baby II has the same Speed Key as Vitesse, but it has a hand-formed aluminum body shell instead of carbon fiber. The Pur Sang model starts at a whopping $71,400, more money than a 2021 Genesis GV80, Acura MDX, or Tesla Model Y.
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All trim versions of Bugatti Baby II are rear-wheel drive, have a limited-slip differential, and high-performance brakes. In normal driving mode, the motor pumps out 1.3-horsepower for a 12 mph top speed. But if you activate the Speed Key in Vitesse and Pur Sang trims, the motor unleashes 13.4 horsepower for a top speed of 42 mph.
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In this configuration, the Baby II can go from zero to sixty in under six seconds, faster than most compact sedans. Bugatti and the Little Car Company also delivered a Baby II Pur Sang to a Bugatti collector in Belgium. Finished in Nocturne Black with genuine Terre D leather to match the customer's Bugatti Type 35, it has an aluminum body that took over 200 hours to complete.