Bugatti announced its first fully electric vehicle, but much to everyone’s surprise, it’s not a 300-miles-per-hour road car—it’s a three quarter-scale replica of a Type 35 Grand Prix race ...

Besides, since the Type 35 isn’t exactly a big car, the Baby II still ends up being go-kart-size. What do you get for the price of a lower-end Tesla Model 3? Here’s Bugatti on the Baby II specs: ...

It’s 3/4 the size of the Type 35 and can be driven by either adult or child. The electric Baby II comes in 3 different trims: Base, Vitesse, and Pur Sang. The Vitesse and Pur Sang models have a ...

If you want to buy a new Bugatti, you’ll generally have to part ways with at least $3 million. However, if you have €30,000 ($35,400 at today’s exchange rates) for the base model or € ...

In a tribute to the legendary Bugatti Type 35, ... The Baby II Type 35 Centenary Edition, developed using a 3D scan of the 1924 Grand Prix car, features an advanced electric motor, ...

Penned by founder Ettore Bugatti, the Type 35 can be summed up as craftsmanship meets performance. Alfa Romeo also focused on performance, although it was much geekier from a technological standpoint.

This is the $34,000 (€30,000) Bugatti Baby II, a 3/4th-scale electric Type 35. The Baby II is equipped with a pack of removable lithium-ion batteries, an electric motor driving the rear wheels ...

It’s 75% of the size of a real Bugatti Type 35. While the original Bugatti Baby was meant for an eight-year-old to drive, the new car is intended for young teenagers. And this time it’s electric.

The Bugatti Type 51 and Baby II ain't afraid ... a Bugatti Type 35 graced the GP ... The entry-level variant, known as the Base, uses the same electric powertrain, enjoys up to 5.5 ps (5.4 hp ...

The catch is that it's a three-quarter-scale replica of a Type 35 race car, and it only does 43 mph. Finally, a Bugatti that only costs $68,000, but there's a catch - CNET X ...

For its 110th birthday, Bugatti is going back to its roots. The French car manufacturer is digging up the Bugatti Type 35, the company's famous racing car also called the Bugatti Baby, and giving ...

The Bugatti Baby II is quite the creation from the French automaker. It's basically a three-quarters-scale electric version of the old Bugatti Type 35. We took one for a spin, and it was exactly ...