Bugatti Tourbillon’s Leaked 'Equipe Pur Sang' Pack Adds Eight-Tailpipe Madness

Bugatti is known for giving its customers plenty of ways to personalize their hypercars, and the latest example is the Tourbillon with the rumored Equipe Pur Sang package. This upgrade reportedly adds some bold visual tweaks, including an eye-catching eight-tailpipe exhaust setup. Bugatti hasn’t officially confirmed the package yet, but leaked images from the brand’s configurator have already surfaced online.

Shared by Instagram user @bugattitourbillon.registry, the images reveal exterior and interior enhancements reserved for buyers who want an extra layer of exclusivity. The biggest change? Eight exhaust pipes—four on each side—replace the standard dual exit design.

If true, this would be the most tailpipes ever fitted to a Bugatti, beating even the six-exhaust setup on the La Voiture Noire. The package also tweaks the front bumper, giving it larger intakes and a more aggressive splitter. At the back, the Tourbillon sports a body-colored diffuser and subtle fins on the adaptive rear wing. The leaked renderings show a striking Matt Red finish with exposed carbon fiber accents, while Equipe Pur San” badging appears on the grille and rear wing.

Inside, the upgrades continue with new badges on the headrests and dashboard, plus an exclusive Aerolithe upholstery color. The carbon fiber trim comes in Matt Vermillion and Matt Red, paired with matching stitching for a more tailored look. Mechanically, nothing changes—the Bugatti Tourbillon still packs a monstrous 1,775-hp 8.3-liter V16 hybrid powertrain.

However, exclusivity comes at a price. According to the leak, the Equipe Pur Sang package costs $240,000 on top of the Tourbillon’s $4 million base price.