What is the fuel consumption of a Bugatti at its top speed?
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Bugatti's fuel consumption per 100 kilometers is 26-28 liters, and it can exceed 70 liters under extreme speed conditions. It features a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission and four-wheel drive. Bugatti: A world-renowned veteran sports car brand, founded in 1909 by Italian Ettore Bugatti in France, specializing in the production of sports cars and high-end luxury vehicles. 7-speed dual-clutch transmission: A type of dry clutch, typically paired with small-displacement engines, installed in a sealed oil chamber. The dry friction plates on the moving disc can provide the most direct transmission efficiency, but they are also more prone to overheating. Therefore, their thermal resistance is inferior to wet clutches, resulting in a relatively lower torque capacity. Four-wheel drive: Refers to a system where both the front and rear wheels of the car have power. It transfers power from wheels that are spinning or slipping and redistributes it to wheels with better traction. The engine's output torque can be distributed in varying proportions to all wheels based on road conditions to enhance the vehicle's driving capability.