Bugatti Unveils One-off 1,600-hp “Brouillard” Hypercar Commissioned By A Collector

Meet the all-new one-off Bugatti Brouillard Coupe, the first creation of the French brand’s “Programme Solitaire”.

Named after Ettore Bugatti’s beloved horse, the exterior of the Brouillard takes inspiration from the W16 Mistral Convertible.

Commissioning owner of this Brouillard is an enormously passionate collector of ‘both old and new’ Bugatti cars.

Just two Bugatti Brouillards will be built per year by the brand’s new coachbuilding division called Solitaire.

Bugatti has unveiled the all-new one-off Brouillard Coupe, the first creation of the French hypercar brand’s newly launched “Programme Solitaire” that is dedicated to creating its bespoke, one-of-one vehicles for the wealthy.

Named after Bugatti founder Ettore Bugatti’s beloved horse, the exterior of the Brouillard Coupe takes inspiration from the W16 Mistral Convertible – the first open-top Bugatti model since 2015.

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Also, the Brouillard is built upon the brand’s W16-powered platform that is also used by Chiron, Divo and W16 Mistral and features the 1,600 PS iteration of the legendary quad-turbocharged engine.

Unlike the sharp lines seen in other Bugatti models, the Brouillard features more reflection-based surfaces that ‘mimic a kind of athletic muscle, like a trained horse’.

“The bond between Ettore and Brouillard was deeply special. He saw in Brouillard a mirror of his own creations; the curves of the horse’s body, the muscular flanks, the perfect proportions – these were all elements he tried to capture in the steel and aluminum of his cars,” said Frank Heyl Bugatti Design Director.

Inside, the seats are finished in unique leather plaque, the door panels and seat back rests gets embroidered horse motifs, while the gear shifter features a glass insert containing a miniature hand-crafted sculpture of Ettore’s favored horse.

Bugatti didn’t reveal the pricing or the owner of the Brouillard, but the French brand notes that the commissioning owner of this Brouillard is an enormously passionate collector of ‘both old and new’ Bugatti cars.

Just two Brouillards will be built per year by Bugatti’s new Solitaire coachbuilding division to ensures that each masterpiece receives the complete attention and craftsmanship that it demands. The all-new Brouillard will be officially unveiled during Monterey Car Week.

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