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The Bugatti Veyron is known as the fastest legal supercar on the streets with the top speed of 431 km/h/. The Veyron received the challenge from the Hennessey Venom GT with 435 km/h speed, but the car failed to replace existing winner as it ran only in one direction and haven't produced proposed 29 numbers. Now, the Bugatti is planning to manufacture a new hybrid model of the Veyron as most of the companies like Porsche and McLaren are going hybrid and people are also expecting companies to become greener and star a new era of super cars.
The current Veyron Super Sports has 8.4 Litre 16-Cylinder W-16 engine which churns out massive 1001 bhp power and reaches to the 100 km/h mark from zero in just 2.5 seconds. The hybrid successor of the Veyron will have the same 16-Cylinder W-16 engine, but will produce the never achieved power of whopping 1500 bhp. Now, is there anything left for the imagination about the speed of this car? I guess no! The car will come out in the market early next year or this is what we've heard from our market sources and also, the head company Volkswagen has reportedly developed the blueprint sketch of the model.
The Bugatti planned to sell total 450 units of the Veyron Super Sports and by now, it has managed to sell 430 units of this most anticipated car in the world. The officials have also confirmed the change in approach over the hybrid model development of the Veyron and it's the need of both current environment and the customers as well.
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