Truffade

Updated 2 November 2026 · Fan site. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

Truffade is a fictional French luxury car maker in Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online. The GTA Wiki says it is based on Bugatti, and its logo copies the Bugatti badge. Its most famous car is the Adder, a Veyron-style hypercar sold in GTA V from its 2013 launch.

What is Truffade in GTA?

Truffade is a small but expensive brand. Where Grotti and Pegassi sell dozens of models, Truffade has only a handful, all of them very fast two-door coupés. Its name comes from a French dish of potatoes and cheese, a joke on the brand's French setting.

Is Truffade based on Bugatti?

Yes. The GTA Wiki lists Bugatti as the influence, and every Truffade model follows a real Bugatti, from a 1930s classic to modern hypercars. The badge is also drawn to look like the Bugatti emblem.

What cars does Truffade make?

The Adder is the model most players know. Like the Veyron it copies, it is a heavy, very fast car built for straight-line speed. The Nero came later, mirroring the move from the Veyron to the Chiron in the real world.

When did Truffade first appear?

Truffade first appeared in GTA V in 2013 and continues in GTA Online. In-game, the Legendary Motorsport website dates the Z-Type to 1937, so the fictional company is old even if the brand is new to the series. Benny's Original Motor Works adds another in-joke: its site claims the Nero was tested on an undersea track.