Bugatti unveils one-off Brouillard that's a W16 designed after Ettore Bugatti's favorite horse

Kicking off its new program for elite supercar buyers, the masterful French icons have revealed a one-off Bugatti Brouillard designed after Ettore Bugatti’s favorite horse.

The supercar maker is no stranger to customizing its machines.

But its renowned Molsheim, France, factory has now announced a brand-new program dedicated to building one-off vehicles from scratch.

And the debut supercar in this range is the Bugatti Brouillard, which lands as a green W16 beast based on a near and dear horse.

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Bugatti Brouillard debuts new one-off program

For a number of days, the esteemed supercar brand had been teasing a brand-new venture.

Small snippets of a mysterious green supercar were shared, showcasing a twin-pane glass engine cover.

Now, the legends of the game have revealed that this opaque cover is not-so-subtly hiding a W16 engine underneath, which will power a wild green one-off Bugatti Brouillard.

The new coupé features your typical front-end grille and is built for ‘speed, beauty, and unparalleled grace’.

The W16 engine pushes out 1,600hp.

But the main horse in question is a white and misty beauty named Brouillard, who was Ettore Bugatti’s own.

Design Director Frank Heyl revealed that the trusted companion was the inspiration behind the muscular flanks and the metallic horseshoe-mimicking skirts.

The interior continues the homage to Ettore’s best friend. The doors are stitched with a herd of studs that run wild throughout the entire supercar.

It will appear in person for the first time at the Monterey Car Week.

More to come under program Solitaire

Program Solitaire isn’t just a one-stop initiative, though, as the marque has revealed more will come from this authentic scheme.

“On a one-of-one, we have much more freedom in the reinterpretation of what a Bugatti is, while maintaining the same absolute dedication to perfection in every detail; there will be no compromise to performance, quality, or design,” Managing Director, Hendrick Malinowski said.

“Each precious Solitaire will be unique and peerless, offering a level of attention to detail not found in even the most exclusive automotive creations.”

The brand has made one-off vehicles before, such as the first La Voiture Noire prototype and a custom Chiron Super Sport under the Pur Sang packages.

But this new program will be diving into the history books and creating some magnificent one-off creations.

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