The so-called “Fastest car on the planet” is about to break the Internet again. The most drawn-out and not exactly seductive tease for the newbie initially captivated but has shed some zest over time. The ridiculous wait for the Bugatti Veyron successor is about to come to a screeching halt, however, depositing the suspect onto the well-attended concourse of the Geneva Motor Show in France.

The Bugatti Chiron 18/3 concept from 1999 is pictured above. What will the new version look like? Fun fact: This year marks the 86th for the Geneva Motor Show.

The mere mention of the Bugatti Veyron successor in the automotive world seems provoke a yawn or two, though that does not mean there is no longer any interest. Now that it is finally coming out and rumors can get run over and die–let us just hope that they do not immediately begin efforts to tease on the next edition. Alas, they must be doing something right because annoying or no, there are already a full 100 orders placed for the Bugatti Chiron—the rumored name for the Veyron successor.  The brand has announced that fans can look for the Chiron at the Geneva show in March, a venue entirely befitting the launch because it is among the most luxurious and anticipated automotive events of the year.

The 1999 Bugatti Chiron concept was created by Fabrizio Giugiaro.

Will this little number be enough to perhaps draw some negative attention away from parent Volkswagen Group’s recent transgressions in the environmental arena? Well, if adding a thirsty and insane new sex kitten to the family fails to do the trick, it would be interesting to know what would! As to what we can expect from the engine in the Chiron, but it will be an enormous shock if it lacks in the power department or fails to compete with the likes of current offerings like LaFerrari. The ride is rumored to be named for Louis Chiron, a historic Bugatti racer from the 1920s and 30s.

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