Burna Boy Takes Delivery of Customised Bugatti Chiron VXX Reportedly Worth ₦9 Billion

Nigerian music star Burna Boy has taken delivery of a one-of-a-kind customised Bugatti Chiron VXX, reportedly valued at about ₦9 billion. The customised hypercar was unveiled in Lagos during a ceremony captured on video and shared by Venuum, the Dubai-based luxury vehicle customisation company behind the project. Footage from the unveiling showed Burna Boy watching as presenters removed a black covering to reveal the vehicle. Inside Burna Boy's Custom Bugatti The Chiron VXX features a distinctive French Racing Blue front fascia, Bugatti's signature horseshoe grille and a prominent yellow number 7 on the front. A central racing stripe carries the colours of the French flag, while the interior features customised blue sport seats, yellow contrast stitching and gold-threaded detailing. Venuum described the vehicle as a one-of-one creation built specifically for Burna Boy. “From Dubai to Lagos. A unique creation for a unique artist. Welcome to the VXX experience,” the company said in a statement accompanying the unveiling. ₦9 Billion Valuation The vehicle has been widely reported as being worth approximately ₦9 billion, with Abuja Car, the dealership involved in the transaction, also citing the figure. However, the exact amount Burna Boy paid has not been independently confirmed. PUNCH reported that the ₦9 billion figure represents a reported valuation rather than a verified purchase price. Venuum had previously announced in May that it was developing a bespoke carbon-fibre widebody kit for Burna Boy's Chiron, describing the project as a one-off build. Burna Boy had earlier expressed his desire for a highly customised Chiron, reportedly saying he wanted a “Bugatti Venuum Chiron” that would be a one-of-one vehicle. The new Bugatti joins the singer's reported collection of luxury vehicles, which includes a Lamborghini Revuelto and Rolls-Royce Spectre. The acquisition has generated significant attention online, with videos of the vehicle appearing across social media. Source: GistReel, corroborated by PUNCH and TVC News. The ₦9 billion figure should be described as a reported valuation, not a confirmed purchase price.