Bugatti Tourbillon in Israel

The Bugatti Tourbillon is a 4.7 meter long, 2-door, 2-seat sports coupe equipped with all-wheel drive and a plug-in hybrid powertrain. The hypercar received its name in honor of one of the most complex and expensive mechanisms in wristwatches, the tourbillon, which neutralizes the influence of gravity on the accuracy of the watch. Tourbillon opens a fresh chapter in the history of the legendary brand after its transition under the wing of electric hypercar manufacturer Rimac Group. The Bugatti Rimac creation looks like “Superman in a tailcoat” and costs like a work of art - from 3.8 million euros. The power plant included an 8.3-liter V16 petrol engine with a power of 1000 hp. s., and three electric motors. Total output is a whopping 1800 hp. The powerful hybrid accelerates to the first “hundred” in 2 seconds. Maximum speed is 445 km/h. An 800-volt traction battery with a capacity of 24.8 kW/h is responsible for powering the electric motors; a full charge should be enough for 60-70 km of travel on the WLTP cycle. The first commercial Bugatti Tourbillon will be delivered to customers in 2026. The announced circulation is only 250 copies.