Bugatti has unveiled its replacement for the legendary Chiron, the Tourbillon. On display at a star-studded world premiere in Molsheim, France, the all-new hypercar marks a complete departure from the ...
Bugatti wowed the supercar world with its horology-inspired 1,800-hp Tourbillon last June. For those who weren't impressed by its hybrid V16 power plant and Swiss-made watchmaker instrument cluster, ...
Bugatti is known for going all in when it begins a project. The Tourbillon hypercar was no exception with its incredible ... well, everything. Bugatti went so far as to do away with its iconic ...
From intern to editor, Damian Adams' story reads like a well-written novel where he steadily worked to become the youngest-ever editor of South Africa's leading motoring publication, CAR Magazine. He ...
Bugatti unveiled its new Tourbillon hypercar powered by a 1,800 horsepower V16 hybrid engine. The Tourbillion is named for a mechanism commonly found in high-priced precision timepieces. The ...
CEO Mate Rimac says his company’s new car is an example of class-leading form that is underpinned by function. Bugatti just unveiled Tourbillon, its next generation of hypercar, an 1,800-horsepower ...
The Veyron, on the other hand, was unquestionably the fastest car of its day. It was willed into production by late Volkswagen chief Ferdinand Piëch, who allegedly wanted a car with at least 1,000 hp, ...
Bugatti’s fightback against the wave of electric and combustion two-seaters that have stolen the Chiron’s performance crown starts here. The automaker’s new Tourbillon is lighter, more powerful and ...
Arctic trials complete: Bugatti wrapped up four weeks of winter testing for the Tourbillon in Sweden, optimizing braking, traction control, and driving modes. Power and rarity: The V16 hybrid hypercar ...
A U.S. collector has taken delivery of the W16 Mistral Fly Bug, completing a four-car collection of insect-inspired Bugattis commissioned through the Sur Mesure program. The bespoke Dragonfly Blue ...
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