Bugatti debuted the Chiron hypercar, the successor to its Veyron, at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show. Four years later, Bugatti has produced its 250th Chiron – halfway through the car’s entire production run – and it’ll be on display at the 2020 Geneva Motor Show. This signals the second half of Chiron Production. The 250th Chiron is a Chiron Sport Edition Noire Sportive, which Bugatti introduced late last year.

The Edition Noire Sportive adds a ton of black enhancements to the Chiron. A matte black finish covers the exposed carbon fiber. Matte black also covers the front spoiler, radiator grille, wheels, and Bugatti’s signature C-shaped design line. Even the four tailpipes of the car’s titanium exhaust feature a black finish along with parts of the engine cover. Inside, it’s equally dark with black and matte black aluminum trim interior parts, black seats, switchgear, and more.