Bugatti Tourbillon draws power from the massive 8.3-litre naturally aspirated V16 engine paired with electric motors. The hybrid engine revs up to 9,500 rpm with a combined output of 1,775 bhp.

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Indian billionaire Satish Sanpal gifts his son Lakshya a 2025 Rolls Royce Cullinan Series II Black Badge,making him one of ...

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And the striker is now said to have agreed to splash out around £4m on an extremely rare space age Bugatti Tourbillon. The remarkable car has 1,800 horsepower petrol and an electric hybrid V16 ...

The Bugatti Tourbillon Équipe Pur Sang is the first option package we've seen for the nearly $5 million Bugatti. Meant to pay homage to Bugatti's racing history, it comes with a new front ...

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The claim: Those sharing these images have claimed that they show Ambani gifting Sharma luxury Bugatti cars after team ... his eyes and mouth showed green elements, and Ambani's mouth also looked ...

A viral image claiming Nita Ambani gifted a Bugatti to Rohit Sharma after India’s Champions Trophy 2025 win is false. A fact-check by Times Now found the image to be AI-generated. Closer inspection ...

During the entire tournament team India remained unbeaten. Now an image is going viral on social media that to honour Rohit Sharma, Nita Ambani gifted him a Bugatti. Apurwa Amit Updated : Mar 18, 2025 ...

It all started in 1997, on a high-speed train. Volkswagen Group Chair Ferdinand Piëch was traveling on the Shinkansen express train, cruising along at 300 mph, between Tokyo and Nagoya.