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Bugatti Design Director, Frank Heyl, claims the company’s high-end sports car, Bugatti Tourbillon, is sold out until 2029 with 250 existing orders in its roster.
Auto enthusiasts will have to wait until 2029 for Bugatti Tourbillon. (Photo Credits: Bugatti)
Bugatti’s hypercar Tourbillon is keeping the French automobile company a little too busy. The company claims its Tourbillon is sold out until 2029. The high-end vehicle has an exclusive price of around $4 million, which is bound to attract only the rich elite of the world. However, even if you belong to the super-rich bracket, you will have to wait for another four years to eventually bag the dream possession.
Bugatti’s Design Director, Frank Heyl, confirmed the update in an interaction with CarBuzz. Heyl stated the company has received so many orders that it was only convenient to plan ahead. According to the design director, the carmaker is currently finishing up Bolide production and will spend the next four years building orders of the Tourbillon.
The demand for the brand’s newest hypercar is so high, Heyl hinted, that all potential new buyers, including the super-rich automobile enthusiasts, will have to wait almost until the end of this decade to receive it. It’s a scenario the design director says is great for the company’s business standing.
Heyl believes such a timeline gives Bugatti enough space to execute its existing orders and plan what comes after the Tourbillon. The Tourbillon is a hybrid hypercar, which draws power from three electric motors that work together with the vehicle’s mammoth 8.4-litre V16 engine. Capable of extracting 1,775 bhp peak power, the Bugatti Tourbillon can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in just two seconds, which makes it a dream for sports car lovers.
The mid-engine hybrid sports car succeeded the Bugatti Chiron. The hypercar was unveiled in an online live stream on June 20, 2024, and immediately grabbed the world’s attention for its powerpacked engine and incredible performance. During the interaction, Heyl confirmed the company currently has 250 orders in its roster and can’t build another Tourbillon for four years.
“So, building 250 Tourbillons. Now delivering the finalist trials. The final Bolide…[all that] is going to keep us busy with our capacities until 2029 and sold out until 2029. If you have this [financial stability] as a business owner, it works out very solid. Then you know, you can plan ahead. It’s all set,” he said.
Bugatti claims the hypercar can run even faster, capable of sprinting 0–200 kmph in less than five seconds. The Tourbillon has an estimated top speed of 445 kmph and is expected to attract plenty of new buyers when the company eventually produces the new models.
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