As Bugatti reveals its hypercar replacement for the Chiron, its next model comes into focus.The 2027 Bugatti Tourbillon hypercar just came into public view, but the company’s boss is already looking ...

A Bugatti SUV would put the Lamborghini Urus, Aston Martin DBX707, and Ferrari Purosangue in their corners and would be a multi-million dollar affair ...

French hypercar manufacturer Bugatti once had a plan to expand its product offerings with an all-electric SUV. A little over a week ago we told you that Matt Rimac himself had made clear that an ...

Bugatti, no stranger to massive shifts and rifts throughout its history since it went defunct in 1963 and was twice revived since by Italian entrepreneur Romano Artioli as Bugatti Automobili S.p.A ...

Winkelmann's predecessor, Wolfgang Duerheimer, revealed in 2016 that four options were on the table for Bugatti's second model line: a sedan, SUV, EV, and more attainable supercar.

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It’s not often that Bugatti, the ultimate luxury performance car company, unveils a new car. Once the peak in European luxury coachbuilding, the brand was first revived in the 1990s by the Italian ...

The new Bugatti is not an electric car, but it’s not a combustion car, either. It's like in Formula 1 : It has a hybrid power unit in which the combustion engine and electric motor work together.

Bugatti is taking orders for Tourbillons now, for delivery in 2026. Only 250 models will be built, and buyers can pick one up for a cool 3.9 million euros, which is more than $4 million. 3 ...

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's New, $4.1 Million Tourbillon Hybrid Hypercar Goes 248 MPH. Published Jun 23, 2024 at 10:14 AM EDT. By . Eileen Falkenberg-Hull leads the Autos team at Newsweek.