Grammy-winning Nigerian music star, Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, is set to become the owner of a specially customised Bugatti Chiron, reportedly designed as the world’s first widebody version of the luxury hypercar.
Dubai-based luxury vehicle customisation firm, Venuum, also known as Venuum Black, announced the project on its official Instagram page, revealing plans to build a bespoke carbon fibre widebody kit tailored specifically for the singer’s vehicle.
According to the company, the project represents a one-of-a-kind creation and marks a major milestone in automotive customisation, as it would also be the first Bugatti Chiron to be associated with Nigeria.
In the social media post, the firm described the vehicle as a fully bespoke design built from scratch to transform the Bugatti Chiron into an entirely new dimension of automotive styling and performance aesthetics.
“This is not just a car. This is a fully bespoke vision, designed from scratch to push the Bugatti Chiron into a completely different dimension,” the statement read.
The company further stated that the completed project would be unveiled in the coming weeks, adding that the final result would be unprecedented in the global luxury car scene.
“In just a few weeks, the world will finally see the result. And honestly, it’s going to be absolutely brutal. Something never seen before,” it added.
Burna Boy had earlier hinted at the collaboration via his Instagram page, expressing interest in a highly customised Bugatti, which he described as “one-of-one” design featuring diamond embellishments and a personalised key holder.
Reports indicated that Bugatti Chiron models typically range between $3.5 million and over $5 million, depending on specifications and customisation levels.
The widebody Bugatti Chiron is expected to join Burna Boy’s existing collection of luxury vehicles, which already includes high-end models such as the Lamborghini Revuelto and Rolls-Royce Spectre.
The development further highlights the growing global profile of Nigerian entertainers in the luxury and lifestyle space, where African music stars are increasingly influencing high-end fashion, automotive culture and global branding trends.
