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Bugatti with super-yacht: 20 meters long and costs $ 1.8 million (Photo)

 


The Bugatti Niniette 66 is built for those who love fast navigation, in a luxurious and comfortable environment.
 
 The French company Bugatti has built a 20-meter super yacht, based on the Chiron model.
 Is made of aluminum fibers,there will be 1,200 horsepower, helping to move up to 160 kilometers per hour.
 
 There is a yacht for two people, there is a grill and jacuzzi on the outside, while the interior is also very luxurious.
 
 




 
 Only 66 units of this yacht will be available, while those who want to own it have to pay $ 1.8 million.
 



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