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Bugatti’s tonic logo is known for its subtlety, meaning that top-speed enthusiasts had long understood that any imminent electrification of their hypercar models would still come with an internal combustion engine of outrageous proportions. In a forward-thinking move, Bugatti announced today that the future successor to the Chiron will still be powered by a V16 hybrid powertrain.
Details on the official June announcement are still scarce at the moment, but there’s no doubt that the vehicle will have power levels of up to four figures; and an escape note that seems as if God is tearing your sheets in half. In fact, the tramp describes it as “a natural embodiment of Bugatti’s DNA,” suggesting blistering acceleration and mind-blowing sensational speed. Watch the video below.
Not bad? Attentive ears can discern what looks like an obscenely superior red line, suggesting that this windmill may simply be sucked in naturally, although this is natural speculation. The same goes for the overall displacement of this beast, with a pair of talking heads suggesting something north of 8 litres, with a block developed in collaboration with Cosworth.
Why did the logo decide to make a teaser-style ad at the time?Apparently, it’s been 8 years since the mighty Chiron was unveiled, making it the best time to announce what will actually be another otherworldly hypercar. of the exclusive automaker. The style is expected to be an entirely new corporate rather than an evolution of the Chiron, thanks to tweaks to the design team and what is likely to be a healthy dose of internal politics as a result.
As a reminder, the original Veyron surprised us all with a W16 quad-turbo engine that made a maximum of 1000 horsepower. That’s a lot now; Twenty years ago, it was extraordinarily frightening. There were many diversifications in its decade of production, adding a Super Sport and a Grand Sport Vitesse that added two hundred more horsepower to the W16’s hp. It’s not entirely wrong to describe this engine as two narrows. The angled V8s fused in combination with immense force. A total of ten radiators were needed to cool the device well.
Today, the new Bugatti hypercar and its V16 hybrid powertrain are expected to be scheduled for the calendar year 2026.
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