Bugatti's three modern day flagship machines.Bugatti EB110 vs Bugatti Veyron vs Bugatti Chiron

Bugatti Chiron, Veyron and EB110 gather for a photoshoot of dreams

Celebrating the last three decades of operations, Bugatti gathered all three of its flagship hypercars in Dubai

The current global situation is not easy for anyone, and so to act as a small dose of escapism, Bugatti has released a set of images from a photoshoot with all three of its modern day flagship machines. Spanning from the EB110 of the ‘90s, to the legendary Veyron, and through to the Chiron on sale today, this trio will have anyone gazing in awe.

Though developed ahead of Bugatti’s VAG acquisition, the EB110 marked the beginning of its modern day lineup, with it sharing more with current cars than some may realise. Featuring all-wheel-drive, four turbochargers and a carbonfibre monocoque, it boasted a number of firsts for the road car when it made its 1991 Paris motor show debut.

The EB110 marked the beginning of its modern day lineup followed by Veyron and ChironBugatti EB110 vs Bugatti Veyron vs Bugatti Chiron right profile

Bugatti was the very first production car constructed from carbonfibre.Bugatti EB110 vs Bugatti Veyron vs Bugatti Chiron rear profile

Being the very first production car constructed from carbonfibre, and featuring elements such as magnesium wheels and titanium bolts, it was the pinnacle of automotive technology. It had performance figures to match, too, with its 3.5-litre V12 providing a 3.3sec 0-100kmph time and 351kmph top speed – this made it the world’s fastest production car at the time.

Confirmed for production in 2001, six years after the last EB110 rolled out of the factory, the Veyron once again proved Bugatti’s ability to create record-breaking machines. Headline figures of 1000bhp and 1250Nm of torque were impressive enough, but its 408kmph top speed granted it the title of world’s fastest production car.

Bugatti was titled as the world's fastest product car hitting the mark of 400+kmph. Bugatti EB110 vs Bugatti Veyron vs Bugatti Chiron front quarters

Bugatti was the first car to feature magnesium wheels. Bugatti EB110 vs Bugatti Veyron vs Bugatti Chiron left profile

Five years after the first standard car was delivered, Bugatti launched the Super Sport with even more power and aerodynamic tweaks.Bugatti EB110 vs Bugatti Veyron vs Bugatti Chiron

Five years after the first standard car was delivered, Bugatti launched the Super Sport seen in these photos, with even more power and aerodynamic tweaks pushing it to a 431kmph top speed, breaking its own production car top speed record.

As if this wasn’t good enough, along came the Chiron on sale today. Under the skin is similar powertrain to that found in the Veyron, but through a number of tweaks, power sits at a staggering 1479bhp and 1600Nm of torque, good enough for a (limited) top speed of 420kmph. More recently however, Bugatti took to its Ehra-Lessien test facility once again, recording a 490kmph top speed in a modified variant of the Chiron, the Super Sport 300+.

We daren’t consider the value of this trio, but despite its near-Rs 2.81 Crore price when new, an EB110 Super Sport recently sold for Rs 16.77 Crore. With Chiron pricing beginning at Rs 21.93 Cr , it’s safe to say it’d be rather a lot…