Bugatti 'Hands Over The Baton' And Reveals Its Insane Successor With 1,800 HP And Hybrid V16 Engine

Bugatti ‘Hands Over The Baton’ And Reveals Its Insane Successor With 1,800 HP And Hybrid V16 Engine

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/06/2024 at 13:30

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The New Supercar Will Be Unveiled In Two Weeks, Promising Impressive 1,800 Horsepower And Breathtaking Acceleration

Bugatti is about to redefine the limits of automotive performance with the launch of its newest supercar, which will succeed the iconic Chiron. Set to be unveiled globally on the upcoming 20th, the new model comes with a V16 hybrid engine developed in partnership with Cosworth, promising incredible 1,800 hp of power, according to Webmotors.

Revolutionary Engine In The New Bugatti Vehicle

Unlike previous models that used W engines, the new Bugatti will adopt a V16 engine, with 16 cylinders arranged in a “V” shape. This engine will have a displacement of at least 8.3 liters and will be complemented by three electric motors, two of them located on the front axle and one integrated to the transmission.

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Advanced Technology Present In The New Vehicle

The hybrid powertrain is not the only innovation of the new Bugatti vehicle. The model will feature a dual-clutch automated transmission with eight gears, ensuring fast and efficient shifts. Furthermore, the aerodynamic design and advanced technological solutions promise to make this supercar a masterpiece of engineering and design.

This launch will be particularly notable as it will be the last project designed by Achim Anscheidt, Bugatti’s design director since 2004 and responsible for the creation of the legendary Veyron and Chiron. Anscheidt will retire after the unveiling of this new model. Frank Heyl, his successor, described the car as “incredible in terms of proportion, technology, innovation, and unpredictability,” promising that “it will blow people away.”

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Breno

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12/06/2024 12:28

Com certeza o amigo deve ter um carro mil, ou alguma tartaruga custo/beneficio, me ajuda aí fera, o carro é uma máquina poderosa, pra quem gosta de potência é um sonho de consumo, não é carro pra nego nuttela.

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Antônio Cruz

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08/06/2024 22:14

Não entendo a produção desse carro. É um atestado de irresponsabilidade. Para ter tanta potência, precisará consumir um absurdo de combustível, mundo que está ameaçado por crise climática catastrófica causada pelos resíduos da queria de combustíveis
E prá quê???? Não há estradas para tal velocidade, a ganho de tempo de viagem não justifica tanto desperdício. É um luxo estúpido

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Tinin

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12/06/2024 19:38

Um carro como esse é mais uma peça de luxo, para quem gosta de carros extremamente potentes e tem o dinheiro para pagar, e não é como se essas pessoas vão usar esse carro no dia a dia, muito provavelmente é usado só pra um Track day ou ir em algum evento para mostrar o carro.

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Bugatti ‘Hands Over The Baton’ And Reveals Its Insane Successor With 1,800 HP And Hybrid V16 Engine

The New Supercar Will Be Unveiled In Two Weeks, Promising Impressive 1,800 Horsepower And Breathtaking Acceleration

Revolutionary Engine In The New Bugatti Vehicle

Advanced Technology Present In The New Vehicle

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