
Bugatti Tourbillon, the replacement of the Bugatti Chiron, has been launched officially. The French hypercar manufacturer unveiled its latest creation a few months ago and was also spotted testing on the roads of the UAE recently. After a few weeks of updates, the all-new Bugatti Tourbillon has been officially launched, where the automaker showcased the prototype model at a private preview event held in Dubai.

The newest creation from Bugatti is named after the critical rotating mechanism found in luxury watches; the Tourbillon blends conventional craftsmanship with the latest-generation technology innovation. While it looks identical to other Bugatti cars available in global markets, it gets sharp, sleek, and more refined elements across the exterior. The luxury hypercar also features redesigned headlamps flanking the trademark horseshoe grille. The rear profile houses an aggressive LED light bar running horizontally between both ends.

The Bugatti Tourbillon replaces Chiron's quad-turbo W16 engine with a new 8.3-liter naturally aspirated V16 unit developed in collaboration with Cosworth. The newly configured engine unit produces 1,800 horsepower with its three-motor hybrid setup. Bugatti has claimed that Chiron's successor can sprint 0-100 km/h in 2.0 seconds and possesses electric-only drive capability for city roads.

The hypercar can deliver 60 km of all-electric range. It has an electronically limited speed of 380 km/h, but with the "Speed Key" option, the top speed can reach 445 km/h. Tourbillon's interior reflects the brand's obsession with craftsmanship as it offers mechanical analog dials inspired by Swiss watchmaking housed on a floating glass cluster. It also uses real metal components, crystal clear surfaces, and a unique layout structure to offer a distinguished experience inside the cabin.

Bugatti has announced that the production of the Tourbillon hypercar will be limited to 200 units globally, with the deliveries to begin in 2026. As per the available insights, the Bugatti Tourbillon price in the UAE can be around AED 16 million.

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