Bugatti Tourbillon
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Last Updated: September 2026
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Bugatti Tourbillon Recent Updates
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Interesting Facts
- Its V16 alone weighs less than many economy car engines
- Despite adding a full hybrid system, it's still lighter than the Chiron it replaces
Bugatti Tourbillon Variants
Bugatti Tourbillon Key Specifications
8 cc
1800 bhp
1000 Nm
1995 kg
Not Specified
100 ltrs | 26.4 gal
445 km/h | 277 mph
8 Speed DCT
Bugatti Tourbillon Review
[+] Pros
- Breathtaking 1,775-hp hybrid powertrain pairing a magnificent, naturally aspirated 8.3-liter V16 with three electric motors for mind-altering acceleration.
- Stunning aerodynamic styling that maintains classic design heritage while achieving top speeds of up to 276 mph with the speed key.
[-] Cons
- Extremely limited production run restricted to just 250 handcrafted units globally, making acquisition extraordinarily difficult.
Verdict
The Bugatti Tourbillon is a monumental achievement that successfully marries a screaming, high-revving V16 engine with cutting-edge electrification. It delivers peerless hypercar performance wrapped in timeless, mechanical artistry, though its multi-million dollar exclusivity ensures it will remain an ultra-rare car.
Reviewed by AutoMotoSpecs
Bugatti Tourbillon Description
The Bugatti Tourbillon is the first genuinely new Bugatti in two decades, and it arrives as the direct successor to the Chiron with a decision that surprised much of the hypercar world: rather than doubling down on turbocharging, Bugatti went naturally aspirated. At its heart sits an all-new 8.3-litre V16 engine, co-developed with Cosworth, paired with three electric motors and a 24.8-kWh battery for a combined output of 1,800 hp. Priced from roughly $4.5 million (€3.8 million) before options, the Tourbillon is already sold out across its entire 250-unit production run, with deliveries beginning in late 2026.
Engine and Performance
The Bugatti Tourbillon engine is a completely new 90-degree V16, displacing 8.3 litres and revving to a genuinely high 9,000 rpm for an engine this size — a deliberate departure from the quad-turbocharged W16 that powered both the Veyron and Chiron. On its own, the combustion engine produces 1,000 hp; three electric motors add a further 800 hp, bringing total Bugatti Tourbillon horsepower to 1,800 hp. Despite the added hybrid hardware, the car is nearly 150 lbs lighter than the outgoing Chiron, a result of the V16 itself weighing just 252 kg (555 lbs) — remarkably light for a naturally aspirated 16-cylinder engine.
Acceleration & Top Speed
The acceleration and high-speed performance of the Tourbillon are nothing short of astonishing. It sprints from 0–100 km/h in under 2 seconds, thanks to its massive torque and advanced all-wheel-drive system. When it comes to top-end performance, the Bugatti Tourbillon has a top speed of 380 km/h (236 mph) and with speed key it can go upto 445 km/h (276 mph), placing it among the fastest production cars ever made. Even in controlled test conditions, the Tourbillon top speed demonstrates stability, confidence, and precision that only a handful of hypercars can match.
Design and Styling
Visually, the Tourbillon carries Bugatti’s signature horseshoe grille and flowing bodywork forward, but with a lighter, more sculpted stance than the Chiron. One deliberate design choice stands out: rather than hiding the engine, Bugatti made the V16 a visual centerpiece, visible through the rear glass as what the brand describes as an architectural element rather than just mechanical hardware — long, narrow, and clearly meant to be looked at, not concealed.
Chassis and Handling
The Tourbillon is built around a new carbon-fibre monocoque, engineered specifically to accommodate the battery pack and electric motors without compromising the car’s structural rigidity or weight distribution. Combined with the weight savings from the lighter V16, the Tourbillon’s chassis is tuned to feel more responsive and directly connected than the heavier, turbo-lag-prone Chiron ever could.
Wheels and Tyres
High-performance wheels wrapped in bespoke Michelin or Pirelli tyres ensure maximum traction and stability. The tyre sizes are 285/30 R20 at the front and 355/25 R21 at the rear, engineered to handle the immense torque and aerodynamic loads generated at extreme speeds. Lightweight forged alloys further reduce unsprung mass, enhancing handling and responsiveness.
Braking System
Stopping power is delivered by massive carbon-ceramic brakes with 420 mm front discs and 400 mm rear discs, paired with multi-piston calipers and advanced ABS. This high-performance braking system provides consistent, fade-resistant deceleration even under the extreme stresses of high-speed driving.
Technology and Features
The Bugatti Tourbillon incorporates cutting-edge technology including active aerodynamics, multiple driving modes, advanced digital telemetry, torque vectoring, and sophisticated thermal management systems. The interior features a fully digital cockpit, real-time performance analytics, and customizable driver settings, ensuring maximum control, comfort, and connectivity.
Colours
The Bugatti Tourbillon is available in multiple colours. Kindly check with your nearest dealer for accurate and up-to-date details.
About Bugatti
6 CarsBugatti represents the pinnacle of automotive engineering, where French elegance meets uncompromising performance. Renowned for record-breaking hypercars like the Veyron and Chiron, the brand combines quad-turbocharged W16 engines with handcrafted luxury interiors that blur the line between automobile and art. Bugatti doesn't chase volume — it chases the absolute limits of speed, with models that have repeatedly held the title of world's fastest production car. Owning a Bugatti isn't just about performance; it's about owning a piece of automotive history built in impossibly small numbers.
View all Bugatti Cars →Bugatti Tourbillon Specifications & Features
Engine & Performance
Engine Type: V16 Naturally aspirated
Engine Capacity: 8,300 cc
Power: 1,800 bhp
Torque: 1,000 Nm
Bore x Stroke: Not Specified
Compression Ratio: Not Specified
No. of Valves: 64
Transmission: 8 Speed DCT automatic
Drivetrain: All Wheel Drive (AWD)
Fuel Tank Capacity: 100 ltrs | 26.4 gal
Fuel Type: Petrol
Mileage: Not Specified
Acceleration 0-100 km/h: 2 sec
Top Speed: 445 km/h | 276 mph
Emission Level: Not Specified
Suspension, Tyres & Braking System
Front Suspension: Double Wishbone
Rear Suspension: Multi link
Front Tyre: 285/30 R20
Rear Tyre: 355/25 R21
Tyre Type: Tubeless
Wheel Type: Lightweight forged alloys
Front Brakes: 420 mm discs
Rear Brakes: 400 mm discs
Dimensions
Length: 4,671 mm | 183.89"
Width: 2,051 mm | 80.74"
Height: 1,189 mm | 46.81
Wheelbase: 2,740 mm | 107.87
Ground Clearance: Not Specified
Kerb Weight: 1995 kg | 4398.2 lbs
Folding Seat: Not Specified
Boot Space: Not Specified
Exterior & Lighting
No. of Doors: 2 Doors
Lighting: Full LED Lighting
Sunroof: Sky View glass roof (Optional)
Spoiler: Yes, Rear Spoiler
Roof Rails: Not Specified
Colours: Multiple Colours
Fog Lights: Not Specified
Daytime Running Lights (DRLs): Yes
Automatic Headlamps: Yes
Interior & Comfort
Air Conditioner: Yes
Sound System: Yes
Infotainment System: Digital
No. of Seats: 2 Seats
Adjustable Seat: Not Specified
Ventilated Seats: Not Specified
Heated Seats: Not Specified
Seat Massager: Not Specified
Ambient Lighting: Not Specified
Technology & Infotainment
Keyless Entry: Not Specified
Connectivity: Yes
Wireless Phone Charging: Not Specified
Heads-Up Display (HUD): Not Specified
USB Support: Yes
GPS & Navigation: Not Specified
Driving Modes: Yes
Safety & Driver Assistance
Cruise Control: Adaptive cruise control
Traction Control: Yes
ABS: Yes
Electronic Stability Control (ESC): Yes
Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD): Yes
Airbags: Yes
Global NCAP Rating: Not Specified
360 View Camera: Not Specified
Parking Assistant: Not Specified
Tyre Pressure Monitor (TPMS): Not Specified
Blind Spot Monitoring: Yes
Lane Assist: Not Specified
Auto Emergency Braking (AEB): Not Specified
Parking Sensors: Yes
Speed Warning System: Not Specified
Child Safety Lock: Not Specified
Launch Control: Yes
Seat Belt Warning: Not Specified
Spare Wheel: Not Specified
Others
Others: Not Specified
Bugatti Tourbillon Variants and Key Differences
Compare all Bugatti Tourbillon variants side by side on engine, power, torque and kerb weight, with the key differences that set each version apart. Open any variant for its full specifications.
| Variant | Engine | Power | Torque | Kerb Weight | Key Differences | Page link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tourbillion | 8 cc | 1800 bhp | 1000 Nm | 1995 kg | — |
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Royal Enfield FAQs
The Bugatti Tourbillon price starts at approximately $4.5 million (€3.8 million) before options, though most bespoke-commissioned examples will run significantly higher. All 250 planned units have already sold, making the base price largely academic for prospective buyers now.
The Bugatti Tourbillon has an electronically limited top speed of 445 km/h, with higher potential using the Speed Key.
Bugatti plans to build exactly 250 units, all of which are already sold out ahead of deliveries beginning in late 2026. This limited run, combined with bespoke customization options, makes the Tourbillon one of the most exclusive hypercars of its generation.