Bugatti Just Revealed a Real Bolide Concept Car in Video, But We’re Not Convinced
That, however, hasn’t stopped Bugatti from serve claiming that a Bolide is genuine and to behind adult that claim, a manufacturer expelled a new set of photos of a track-only hypercar.
On a juicier side of things and according to Bugatti President Stephan Winkelmann, “driving a Bolide is like roving on a cannonball.” Well, by a looks of it, we’ll have to take Bugatti’s word for it, given there’s no tangible footage of a antecedent being hooned on a racetrack.
Sure, Bugatti’s engineers can substantially contend that they’ve driven it as partial of a RD routine and if there’s any video explanation of that, well, Bugatti isn’t penetrating on display it for a time being. So all we get is a video with a Bolide usually sitting nicely, substantially meditative what hypercars to assimilate for breakfast on a competition track.
That said, a Bolide looks illusory compared to run-of-the-mill Bugattis, a trait that’s matched usually by a mind-boggling spec sheet. Yes, it’s got a quad-turbo, 8-liter W-16 powerplant tweaked to furnish 1,825 horsepower and 1,364 pound-feet of torque. But maybe even some-more considerable is a weight Bugatti claims was means to flame off a Bolide’s shoulders: 1,600 pounds.
On tip of that, Bugatti is assured that a Bolide can path a Nürburgring Nordschleife in 5:23.1. When or if that will ever occur it’s tough to tell, though looking during those LMP1-style upward-folding doors, we’re prone to trust such a attainment is indeed doable.
In a meantime, a One Percent can bask in a awesomeness of Bugatti’s Divo or Chiron Pur Sport before a preference is done on a Bolide’s destiny as a highway car.
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