V16 Bugatti Tourbillon preview special from inside the commissioning suite at the Bugatti factory.

The Bugatti Tourbillon combines a near 1000hp V16 engine with 800hp of electric power to deliver 400km/h plus performance and the most beautiful dash display of the modern era
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[jimj]

This is how a luxury interior should look. No screens, just glorious analogue design.

[JanHejn]

I love that Mate didn't try to Rimac-ify the Bugatti but rather overBugatti the Bugatti :D

[BubbaSmurft]

Talk about leaving the best to last... that instrument cluster is the greatest thing I've seen in years.
Just wow.

[davepyne]

Mate Rimac is a legend and so glad he got the sign off to take this car in this direction. Wish the more mainstream manufacturers would stop trying to put everything on a screen.

[robinjack]

Two Harry videos in quick succession. Happy days indeed

[alistaircorbett]

Going against trends is very difficult. But Bugatti are right; car interiors age very quickly. Technology ages very quickly. So an interior littered with screens just won't stand the test of time. Analogue always will. Especially if designed and engineered in such an exceptional way, as this is. Beautiful really.

[andRising]

I can see it now, pulled over by the police, "sir, do you know how fast you were going ? " ... "Yes, I was going quarter past five "

[spaceshipearth]

This is the first Bugatti I actually like. Nicely done car.

[diehardparamveer]

The gauge cluster in itself is a piece of art. Truly marvellous.

[nitraM]

best looking dashboard of any car ever !!

[alastairbeaton]

No one does a better walk-around - Harry's genuine and eloquent enthisiasm is infectious.

[weartobegin]

When engineering meets artistry, this is the result — a masterpiece in precision, capturing the essence of speed, power, beauty, and elegance. Mate Rimac and team, odlično.

[HONDAVFRV]

The cockpit layout is stunning. This is art. I could spend all day watching those needles and gearing behind move.

[Raffaelgalardi]

Enough to make a grown man cry. Tears of joy.

[eedoamitay]

Damn, this really stands out from the sea of other hypercars, what an absolute beautiful piece of engineering and art

[richardsharman]

The new Bugatti is wonderful and marvellous, but Harry arriving in a Countach is just magic. How a car from 1974, or in Harry's 1985, still is so stunning in such a place is amazing.

[johnhopkins]

The fact a company like Bugatti chose Cosworth to produce the engine makes me feel proud to be British. The car is a work of art and an engineering masterpiece. Never thought I’d say it, but you can see where the money goes.

[docfink]

We're fortunate that a young engineer and entrepreneur like Mate Rimac envisions his cars being relevant decades from now as the majority of all others won't be. This car is absolutely stunning in every way.

[norfolkronin]

Without doubt the most beautiful car in the world today.

[alexmaddox]

As a brit, I am so proud that Cosworth is still going strong and is helping design some of the greatest engines of this decade. Such a small company could so easily go bust, and considering Britians history in management of automotive brands, it amazes me they are still working with the best in the industry. 🎉