Bugatti Tests Tourbillon Hypercar in Extreme Climates Across Europe and Dubai
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What happened
Bugatti is testing its Tourbillon hypercar in extreme environments, including Dubai, Sweden, and Southern Spain. The trials aim to prove that the vehicle's cooling, climate control, and hybrid systems function correctly under brutal conditions, such as temperatures exceeding 45°C in Spain and -22°F in Sweden. The Tourbillon features a 1,800-HP V16 hybrid powertrain.
From motor1.com, carbuzz.com
Why it matters
The extensive testing is necessary to ensure the complex 1,800-HP V16 hybrid powertrain can withstand the thermal and mechanical strain of diverse global conditions. This validation process is critical for the car's refinement and readiness before it reaches customers worldwide.
From motor1.com, carbuzz.com
Who's involved
- BugattiThe automaker conducting the climate trials for the Tourbillon hypercar.
- DubaiA location where Bugatti conducted initial testing in searing heat.
- Bugatti RimacThe automobile manufacturer that operates as a joint venture of Bugatti.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Vehicle testing expanded to Sweden and Spain for climate trials.1 source
Bugatti opens new facility in Dubai and begins extreme climate testing.1 source