Bugatti Tourbillon $4.1M plug-in hybrid hypercar replaces the Chiron

Bugatti Tourbillon main — The Tourbillon has a horseshoe grille at the front with large air intakes on the left and right. The coupe tapers back into a streamlined fuselage shape. (BUGATTI)

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June 21, 2024 02:20 PM

Bugatti’s new Tourbillon will succeed the Chiron as the company pushes to extend its hypercar dominance and secure a stronger position within parent company Volkswagen Group.

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