The Bugatti Tourbillon, featuring a carbon composite chassis and advanced aerodynamics, will debut in 2026 with a starting price over $4 million.
The Bugatti Tourbillon boasts an impressive powertrain encased in an equally advanced chassis. Crafted from T800 carbon composite, widely used in motorsport, the chassis maximizes strength while minimizing weight. Key components, such as the battery housing, front air ducts, and rear diffuser, are integrated into the structure for added weight savings. The suspension system features aluminum multi-link components, with some elements 3D printed by Divergent, and all hinges are made from anodized machined aluminum. Bugatti’s chief technical officer, Emilio Scervo, praised the design, stating that the Tourbillon elevates both mechanical and technical beauty to a new level.
Visually, the Tourbillon follows Bugatti’s signature design, seen in models like the Veyron, Chiron, and Centodieci. Every surface serves a functional purpose, enhancing aerodynamics and thermodynamics for speeds exceeding 250 mph. Notably, a new rear wing remains hidden at high speeds but activates as an air brake when necessary. The car also features Bugatti’s signature C-line on the fuselage and electrically operated dihedral doors, which can be controlled via key fob.
The Tourbillon is entering its final testing phase, with deliveries expected to begin in 2026. The price starts at £3.2 million (over $4 million) before customization, and this car is set to become a true masterpiece in automotive engineering.
