The Bugatti Brouillard, the first hypercar under the Solitaire programme, was unveiled to the public last year. Since then, the in-house coachbuilding division has produced two more one-off models – FKP Hommage and the Bolide-based Destrier.
The one-off Brouillard is almost ready and was recently spotted testing on a public road for the first time. We shall soon see the car being handed over to the customer once the pre-delivery tests are completed.
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. 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 car is painted in a metallic green shade and has 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.
