$3.5m ‘Bugatti Chiron Taxi’ Spotted Picking A Passenger In Mexico City… But Is It AI?

$3.5 million ‘Bugatti Chiron Taxi’ spotted in Mexico City … But many people thinks this video is AI-generated?

Video shared by Mexican Car Collector, who painted his Bugatti Chiron in the pink and white livery of Mexico City taxis (CDMX).

Don Huayra is followed by hypercar brands like Bugatti and Koenigsegg as well as car vloggers like Supercarblondie and Shmee150.

He owns one of the most impressive collections of exotic cars in Mexico, including a Pagani Huayra and this Bugatti Chiron.

A trending video posted to Instagram showing a lady waving for a Bugatti Chiron ‘taxi’ on a city street has generated mixed reactions from the public, with many saying the video is AI-Generated.

After picking up the lady, the driver of the Bugatti Chiron fitted with a fictitious license plate number ‘PWY-216-B’ zoomed off. As at time of writing, the Instagram video has generated over 323,000 likes on Don Huayra handle.

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But the video is not a hoax despite the over $3.5 million Bugatti Chiron sports car being one of the most expensive and fastest cars on the planet.

The video was shared by famous Mexican Car Collector simply known as Don Huayra, who humorously painted his Bugatti Chiron in the ubiquitous pink and white livery of Mexico City taxis (CDMX).

“The fastest taxi in the world? No, it’s not AI,” Don Huayra wrote in another caption that accompanied photos of the Bugatti Chiron taxi. Don Huayra is followed by hypercar brands like Bugatti and Koenigsegg as well as popular car vloggers like Supercarblondie and Shmee150.

According to local report, Don Huayra owns one of the most impressive collections of exotic cars in Mexico. His exotic cars includes a Pagani Huayra, an Aston Martin Valkyrie, and this Bugatti Chiron.

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