Bugatti has unveiled the Brouillard hypercar, created in a single copy for Dutch businessman Michel Perridon. The car, developed to individual order, combines advanced technology and exclusive design, continuing the traditions of the Chiron model. The basis of the novelty is a carbon fiber chassis with aluminum elements, optimized for track races.
Brouillard is equipped with an 8-liter W16 engine with four turbines, producing 1,600 horsepower. The exterior stands out with a relief bumper, a wide horseshoe-shaped radiator grille, LED headlights and C-shaped air intakes. The rear includes an integrated spoiler, X-shaped lights and four exhaust pipes. The bright green body color contrasts with carbon fiber.
The interior inherited the layout of the Chiron, but is complemented by unique elements: green trim, checkered patterns on seats made of fabrics created in Paris, and an abundance of carbon fiber with aluminum. A special detail is the hand-made sculpture of the Brouillard horse in a glass insert on the gear lever.