Behind The Wheels Of Bujji: The Groundbreaking Car In Prabhas Starrer Kalki 2898 AD

| Published: Thursday, June 27, 2024, 12:08 [IST]

In the highly anticipated sci-fi epic Kalki 2898 AD, the futuristic car named Bujji steals the spotlight. Hand-built by Prabhas’ character Bhairava, this custom-made marvel impresses with its massive size, unique design, and advanced engineering. Designed by Coimbatore’s top companies, Bujji promises to captivate audiences upon the film’s release. The car’s specifications include dimensions of 6075 mm in length, 3380 mm in width, and 2186 mm in height. It features hubless wheels, a canopy, and CEAT tires. With a kerb weight of 6 tonnes, Bujji boasts a power of 94 kW, torque of 9800 Nm, and a 47 kWh battery. Here are some intriguing facts about the futuristic car used by Prabhas in film.

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Bujji is a prominent character car in the science-fiction film “Kalki 2898 AD,” directed by Nag Ashwin and starring Prabhas.

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Bujji is a massive vehicle with front wheels almost reaching shoulder height. It measures 6075 mm in length, 3380 mm in width, and 2186 mm in height.

Bujji car features hubless wheels, and the outer rims have bearings that enable their function.

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The car features hubless wheels, and the outer rims have bearings that enable their function.

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CEAT specially makes the tyres for Bujji. Mahindra and Jayem Motors, based in Coimbatore, collaborated to manufacture Bujji.

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Bujji weighs a hefty 6 tonnes and boasts a power output of 94 kW, torque of 9800 Nm, and a 47 kWh battery.

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Anand Mahindra, chairman of the Mahindra Group, revealed that his team and Jayam Motors designed and manufactured Bujji. It runs on two Mahindra e-motors powering the rear spherical wheel.

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Bujji has a unique AI figurine bot, voiced by actor Keerthy Suresh. It plays a significant role in the movie.

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In the film, Bujji is crucial to the storyline as Bhairava’s loyal partner, portrayed as a humorous genius who aids Bhairava in his mission.

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