Bugatti has already taken more than 100 orders on Chiron, its Veyron successor

Bugatti announced Monday morning that the its successor to the Veyron, dubbed the "Chiron," will debut at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

Even though its not yet even been officially shown (though it's been spied), the brand brags that it has received more than 100 orders for the forthcoming luxury hypercar.

The car is named for Louis Chiron, who stands as the most successful Bugatti works driver and "the best racing driver in the world in his time," according to a Bugatti press release.

With the Chiron, Bugatti will, as Bugatti President Wolfgang Dürheimer puts it, "make the best significantly better.” Right. Read more...