Bugatti’s new one-off hypercar, the Brouillard, has just made its first public appearance at The Quail since it was revealed last week.
The Brouillard is the first model created under the new Solitaire program. It is an exclusive new program dedicated to creating truly bespoke, one-of-a-kind vehicles.
The new Bugatti Brouillard is a custom one-off coupe based on the Chiron platform. It borrows design cues from both the Chiron and Mistral.
As you can see, the front and rear ends of the car are heavily inspired by the Mistral. It has a large horseshoe grille and vertically stacked LEDs as well as a more prominent front splitter and aero elements along the sides. The rear features the X-shaped LED taillights and a fixed wing.
The Brouillard has a fixed roof with a glass panel and dual intakes. The quad exhausts at the back are similar to those on the Chiron Super Sport.
The exterior of the car is finished in a metallic green shade, with an exposed carbon fibre lower section and bespoke black wheels. The interior is wrapped in custom-woven fabrics with green-tinted carbon fibre and aluminium trim.
The Bugatti Brouillard uses the same 8.0-liter W16 engine that powers the Mistral. The quad-turbocharged unit delivers 1600 hp to all four wheels.
Source: Bugatti
