Bugatti has been testing its new Tourbillon hypercar on track and in other private testing environments for a while, but the most exciting tests, we would argue, are the ones on real-world roads.
Bugatti took a step back from top speed records in 2019 when it cracked the 300-mph barrier. Then CEO Stephan Winkelmann said that the goal was to hit 300 mph with the Chiron, but immediately after, ...
The Bugatti Tourbillon marks a new era for the supercar builder not only by using a plug-in hybrid powertrain, but also with the debut of a new platform replacing the one that formed the basis for ...
Without question my most anticipated car of this decade is the Bugatti Tourbillon, the follow-up to the Chiron that features the only powertrain worthy of replacing Bugatti's world-breaking quad-turbo ...
When the Bugatti Tourbillon took center stage in June of 2024, nearly everything written about it (including the piece I wrote) fawned over its meticulous dash, its beautiful curves, and included ...
Bugatti unveiled the Tourbillon in the summer of 2024, but deliveries aren’t scheduled to begin until 2026. While that’s right around the corner, the company has been busy testing prototypes to ensure ...
Bugatti’s stunning new Molsheim atelier doubles production capacity and sets the stage for the Tourbillon hypercar’s electric V16 era. Bugatti doesn’t just build cars — it builds temples to speed, ...
Production of the Bugatti Tourbillon has yet to commence despite its unveiling one year ago. In fact, it is estimated to hit the assembly line at the brand's Molsheim factory in France in 2026, so it ...
The hypercar known as the Bugatti Tourbillon may still be in development, but we know exactly what kind of punch it packs: a V-16 engine is mounted amidships, working in concert with three electric ...
The hypercar known as the Bugatti Tourbillon may still be in development, but we know exactly what kind of punch it packs: a V-16 engine is mounted amidships, working in concert with three electric ...
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