As if owning a $4 million Bugatti Tourbillon wasn’t exclusive enough, lucky buyers of the brand’s latest hypercar will also ...

It’s hosted by industry visionary Mate Rimac, the founder of Rimac, but also the CEO of Bugatti, so you know it’s going to be ...

Bugatti’s Tourbillon answers the question no one dared to ask — and redefines what a hypercar even is, with physics-bending ...

Bugatti opens a cutting-edge atelier in Molsheim, doubling capacity and preparing for the electric V16 Tourbillon hypercar.

Bugatti has changed a lot in recent history, but the one thing that remains the same is its quest for unrelenting speed and ...

Bugatti, the 115-year-old French marque known for its powerful W16 engines, unveiled its first electrified hypercar, the Tourbillon, on Thursday at the company's atelier in Molsheim.

Ordinarily, Bugatti Tourbillon owners will be limited to a paltry 236 mph (achieved in a stupefying 25 seconds). However, drop in The Speed Key, and that figure jumps to 276 mph.

Bugatti The 2027 Tourbillon is a hybrid vehicle with 1,800 horsepower, drawing 1,000 hp from its 8.3-liter V16 combustion engine and 800 hp from its two electric motors. Bugatti What do you think?

Production of the Tourbillon doesn't start until 2026, so it's a good thing Bugatti has given the car a design that won't age. Just 250 examples are planned and pricing starts at about $4 million.

Bugatti revealed its next-generation hyper sports car, the 2027 Tourbillon, a hybrid model with 1,800 horsepower that has a top speed of 227 mph and costs over $4 million.

Bugatti Despite the added complexity and 300 kg of a hybrid system and longer large-displacement engine, the Tourbillon will weigh slightly less than the Chiron and can be operated as the buyer likes: ...

And now the Tourbillon – Bugatti's new epoch – born through the concept of horology: a 277-mph (446 km/h), 1,800-hp, naturally aspirated V16, three-electric-motor, luxury hybrid hypercar.