The Bugatti Tourbillon is redefining hypercars with its groundbreaking design and engineering. Unveiled last summer, it boasts a powerful 8.3-liter V16 engine developed with Cosworth, producing 987 bhp. Its hybrid system, featuring three electric motors, boosts total output to an impressive 1,774 bhp.
Replacing the W16 engine, the Tourbillon offers combustion-only, electric-only, and hybrid driving modes. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just two seconds, reaching a top speed of 445 km/h.
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The car’s advanced chassis integrates cutting-edge materials and 3D printing technology, with a carbon fiber rear structure and a lightweight suspension system. Carbon-ceramic brakes and specialized Michelin tires enhance safety and performance.
Interior & Exterior
The Tourbillon’s design blends Bugatti’s heritage with modern innovations, featuring a distinctive spine reminiscent of the 1936 Type 57S Atlantic. Its aerodynamic shape includes the iconic Bugatti C-curve and a more aggressive window layout.
Inside, a minimalist dashboard houses a unique infotainment system and a redesigned steering wheel, combining luxury with high-performance functionality.
