Venuum Unveils Burna Boy’s One-of-a-kind Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition Worth ₦9 Billion

Dubai-based luxury car customization shop Venuum unveils Burna Boy’s Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition worth ₦9 billion. 

Weeks after announcing its biggest project yet, Dubai-based luxury car customization shop Venuum has finally unveiled what it describes as the “world’s first widebody Bugatti Chiron” hypercar.

Created for Nigerian-born music star Burna Boy—who gifted it to himself for his birthday—the Venum-branded Bugatti Chiron boasts bespoke touches customized to the tastes of the Grammy Award-winning artist, including “Burna Boy” graphics on the massive, carbon-fiber rear wing.

Burna Boy’s customized car—named Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition—is worth approximately ₦9 billion according to Abuja Car CEO, Sadiq Aminu, who was the dealer behind what is believed to be the biggest automotive deals ever seen in West Africa.

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“How would you feel if you sold the most expensive car in West Africa? A car worth about ₦9 billion. 👀,” Abuja Car CEO wrote in a post shared on his Instagram story just hours after the unveiling of the Burna Boy’s insane Venuum Black widebody Bugatti Chiron.

In a video posted to the Venuum Black Instagram page, the tuner and Abuja Car CEO wished Burna Boy a happy birthday and congratulated him on his newest acquisition.

“Happy birthday, Burna Boy! Today we’ve made your dream a reality: a one-of-a-kind Bugatti Chiron VXX Special Edition just for you. It’s a masterpiece that is sure to make waves around the world. Sending you a big hug from the Venuum family,” the post reads.

Venuum specializes in modifying luxury vehicles with bespoke body kits, so Burna Boy’s Bugatti Chiron is still powered by a 8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16 engine with 1500-hp. The Chiron can do the 0-60 mph run in just 2.3 seconds and a top speed of 261 mph.

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