French automaker Bugatti survived 2 world wars. Can it outlast the electric crusade?

French automaker Bugatti survived 2 world wars. Can it outlast the electric crusade?

Does every automaker have to go electric? Industry trends and government regulations are pointing in that direction. No more naturally aspirated engines. No more turbochargers. No more engines, in fact. Instead, mute conveyances happily trundling along on city streets and highways, the roars, barks and pops of internal combustion engines a distant memory. Not so fast. Illustrious French automaker Bugatti has been building powerful race cars since 1909. There are no plans to replace the marque's deafening, rocket-like, quad-turbo 16-cylinder engines with electric motors.