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Besides some rear end stability and roll cage, 100 more hp, slight weight savings ( still probably around 4000lbs), and being lowered this is still a basically non touched Chiron. Real impressive for a 2 ton car with just under 1600hp.
Not disputing your post really, but weight has very little to do with top speed. The faster you go, the less it matters compared to aerodynamics to the point where 99.999% (for example) of your power output is going towards overcoming air resistance and 0.001% is overcoming rolling resistance (which weight is a component of). All of that is to say that the Chiron's weight is largely irrelevant to its speed capabilities. If anything, it probably helps by adding stability.