Meet Famed Chiron’s Successor, 2026 Bugatti Tourbillon: Your Guide To Bugatti Stores In GCC

Eight years after the impressive Chrion was introduced, the Bugatti Tourbillon, its successor, has finally arrived. Named after a feature in high-end watches that improves accuracy, the new Bugatti Tourbillon raises the bar set by Chiron and is now considered the most powerful road car along with an internal combustion engine.

The two-seater Bugatti Tourbillon has three electric motors: two at the front and one at the rear, each producing 250 KW, which adds up to nearly 800 bhp. The front motors provide full torque vectoring, and the car is all about wheel drive. Currently the Tourbillon is in its testing phase, and the production will start in a couple of years.

The top speed of the car is 380 km/hr, but the car can reach 445 km/h with the ‘Speed Key’. Inside the Tourbillon combines a digital detox with the art of watchmaking featuring full analogue instruments instead of many screens. The delivery of the Bugatti Tourbillon will start in 2026.

Increasing presence of supercars in Dubai

In just a few decades, Dubai has transformed from a desert oasis into the world’s one of the most advanced and modern cities. It has the tallest building in the world and the largest man-made island, making it a place of extremes.

The UAE is famous for its supercars. When you enter this megacity, you will see some of the coolest cars in the world. Not only the residents, but recently Dubai police made headlines by adding the Tesla cybertruck to their luxury patrol fleet for tourists.

Dubai has fostered a lively luxury car culture among its wealthy residents, making high-end cars even more popular and common. The city hosts large international car shows like the Dubai International Motor Show, where the rich come to see new models and make million-dollar purchases.

While supercars cost between $200,000 and $2 million around the globe, they are much cheaper to buy in the UAE compared to Asia, North America, and Europe. This is because Dubai and the other Emirates don’t have import duties or taxes on car purchases, unlike other regions where high taxes significantly increase the prices.

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