When you get to the level of multi-million dollar cars like the Bugatti Chiron, the sky is basically ... the company designed and developed a 3D-printed cupholder to send to Ralston.

Stopping the $3 million, 1,500-horsepower, 16-cylinder, 4,500-lb. Bugatti Chiron from its mind-boggling 261-mph top speed requires locomotive-scale brakes. But big, heavy calipers hinder crucial ...

Bugatti designer Frank Heyl and his team had a solution. The designers turned to 3D printing to create a prototype for a Chiron cupholder that fits snugly into the car’s existing door card ...

Famous Bugatti drivers ... cover made of 3D printed, high-temperature-resistant Inconel dominate the rear. The front wings are adorned with the "Les Légendes du Ciel" logo. French colors decorate ...

Both the Veyron and Chiron used the Bugatti logo, which is arguably more subtle ... There are also hints of the Divo's complex 3D taillight design here. Add CarBuzz to your Google News feed.