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Previous reports about the engine were true-this is an 8.3-liter monster that revs to 9,000 RPM and makes 1,000 horsepower without any turbochargers.
Cosworth helped develop the naturally aspirated beast, which weighs just 555 pounds despite being significantly larger than the W-16 it replaces. The other half of the Tourbillon's powertrain is just as interesting. A 25 kWh centrally-mounted battery pack supplies power, adding 800 hp to the mix. Provided the bespoke Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires have enough grip, the Tourbillon will reach 62 mph in just 2.0 seconds. Top speed? 236 mph, unless you have the special Speed Key installed. When activated, the Tourbillon keeps its ginormous rear wing hunkered down while the speed climbs all the way to 276 mph. Expect a price tag around $3.9 million when the Tourbillon goes on sale in 2026.
