Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD and EUR
The Bugatti Baby II launched at about $36,600 to $71,400 (€30,000 to €58,500 depending on finish), with used examples now trading at around $33,000 to $67,000. It is a three-quarter-scale, all-electric junior recreation of the Type 35, limited to 500 units and aimed at collectors. It is a driveable collectible rather than a road-legal hypercar, so it sits in a different price world from the rest of the range.
The Baby II was offered in three factory finishes at launch. It is a three-quarter-scale electric junior car, a collectible tribute to the Type 35, not a road-going hypercar. Original list prices below, with used examples changing hands from roughly $33,000 to $67,000 at auction.
| Finish | Original price | Approx. USD |
|---|---|---|
| Base | €30,000 | ~$36,600 |
| Vitesse | €43,500 | ~$53,000 |
| Pur Sang | €58,500 | ~$71,400 |
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The Baby II launched from €30,000 to €58,500 across three finishes, roughly $36,600 to $71,400. Used examples now sell for around $33,000 to $67,000 depending on finish and condition.
Bugatti offered the Baby II in three finishes: Base at €30,000, Vitesse at €43,500, and the carbon-bodied Pur Sang at €58,500.
It is a real, driveable car, but a three-quarter-scale electric junior recreation of the 1920s Type 35. It is a collectible, not a road-legal hypercar.
Bugatti limited the Baby II to 500 units worldwide, which supports its value as a collector item.
The best examples, especially the Pur Sang, have held their value well at auction, trading close to or above their original list price.
Used Baby IIs surface at specialist auctions and among collectors. Submit a search request and we will point you to the right opportunities.
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