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The C SEED Bugatti N1 TV, first shown during Monterey Car Week 2024, continues to draw attention as a luxury tech marvel. As of April 16, 2025, it remains one of the most extravagant ways to hide a massive screen in plain sight. What starts as a sleek sideboard transforms into a 137-inch MicroLED display in exactly 45 seconds—a process that Road & Track described as “more striking in person than press photos suggest.”
The transformation is silent, multi-stage, and fully automated. A single button triggers a sequence where the unit rises, slides, and unfolds. The MicroLED panels separate cleanly during the motion, then align so precisely that the seams become invisible thanks to C SEED’s Adaptive Gap Calibration system. At the same time, speakers from Wisdom Audio extend from the sides and later retract when the screen closes. The result is a room that gains a bright, wall-free display without permanent visual clutter.
Design inspiration comes directly from the Bugatti Tourbillon, the hypercar’s latest masterpiece. The closed unit features a distinctive C-profile and flowing curves that echo Jean Bugatti’s early sketches. Materials include aerospace-grade aluminum and carbon-fiber mesh, finished in a special Sculpture Silver that matches the car’s aesthetic. Four standard color options are available, or buyers can commission a custom finish.
When closed, the 137-inch model measures 92.5 inches long, 18.5 inches deep, and 25.5 inches tall, weighing 1,500 pounds. The 110-inch version is 74 inches long and weighs 1,058 pounds. Neither requires wall support, and both can rotate 180 degrees. An optional center-sliding screen allows placement almost anywhere in the room.
Image quality is driven by MicroLED in Package (MiP) technology. Both versions deliver 4K resolution, with peak brightness reaching 1,000 nits and a native contrast ratio of 30,000:1. The larger panel uses a 0.7mm pixel pitch, while the smaller one offers 0.6mm. Color processing is 16-bit per channel, enabling 64 billion colors. The 3,840 Hz refresh rate ensures flicker-free motion, even for fast-moving content. A glare-reducing coating and Adaptive Gap Calibration keep the image seamless. HDR10+ support is built in. Power consumption peaks at 2.6 kW for the 137-inch model and averages 0.9 kW; LED lifespan is rated at 100,000 hours.
Audio comes from Wisdom Audio’s planar-magnetic drivers. The larger model has six 12-watt speakers covering 200 Hz to 20 kHz, plus a 200-watt subwoofer handling 60–400 Hz. The smaller version uses four drivers and the same 200-watt subwoofer. All speakers hide inside the screen when not in use.
Connectivity is limited to three HDMI 2.0 ports with HDCP 2.2, two USB ports, and one RJ45 Ethernet. There is no built-in tuner. The displays are manufactured in Austria and sold exclusively through Bugatti dealers and a select partner network. Official pricing has never been announced, but industry estimates place the 110-inch version at over $400,000, with the 137-inch model often reaching $500,000 depending on finishes and options. That price includes the Bugatti brand premium on top of C SEED’s existing folding-screen technology.
For those who can afford it, the C SEED Bugatti N1 TV offers a unique blend of engineering, design, and exclusivity. It’s not just a TV—it’s a conversation piece that transforms an entire room.
