Bugatti Tourbillon Options Top $960K—More Than a Veyron Once Cost
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For the select few configuring a new Bugatti Tourbillon, the term 'options list' might as well read 'second mortgage.' A leaked configuration sheet circulating online has revealed just how deep buyers can dig into their pockets to personalize Bugatti's newest hypercar—with optional extras totaling a jaw-dropping $960,000.
That's nearly the price of an entire Bugatti Veyron when it launched in the mid-2000s.
Originally shared by the Tourbillon Registry Instagram account and later archived by The Supercar Blog, the document outlines individual costs for some of the most extravagant options offered by the French marque. A Matt Vermillion Carbon exterior finish rings in at $360,000, and if the buyer wants that paint in a matte finish, that's an additional $60,000.
The Pur Sang aero package with eight tailpipes and unique bodywork adds $240,000. Need your exhaust tips blacked out? That's $15,000. Want your wheels in two-tone? Another $20,000. And for those who like a bit of dazzle on the dash, $65,000 can outfit the instrument panel with rose gold gears and dark gray needles—yes, just the needles themselves cost $15,000.
If luggage is on your mind, Bugatti offers a three-piece set—including two garment bags and a weekend duffel—for $35,000. And to protect that six-figure paintwork, a clear stone chip guard (essentially a high-end wrap) is listed at $25,000.
All told, this particular build pushed the Tourbillon's already lofty $4.6 million base price to over $5.5 million.
Still, for the clientele who can afford a Tourbillon, these add-ons are less about utility and more about exclusivity. As the brand's latest technological showcase, the Tourbillon marks a new era for Bugatti—where even the options are headline-grabbers.
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