Designed from the ground up, the exceptional coupe pays homage to Ettore Bugatti’s passion for equestrianism and is named after his beloved horse, a companion who could open his own stable door through a special mechanism designed by Ettore himself.
The Bugatti Brouillard therefore exudes power (1,600 PS courtesy of Bugatti’s W16-powered legendary quad-turbocharged engine) and complexity, expressed through aesthetic principles that eschew sharp lines in favour of a sculpted bodywork reminiscent of athletic muscle, much like those found on a competition stallion.
The iconic horseshoe grille has been redesigned at the front, and at the rear, a fixed ducktail wing, stacked twin tailpipes and a newly designed diffuser bewitch the eye with remarkable visual symmetry. From above, the glass roof creates an airy, cathedral-like experience, while the centre spine flows seamlessly from exterior to interior, visible through the transparent panel.
Inside, Bugatti’s artisanal craftsmanship shines in fine detailing such as the embroidered horse motifs adorning the door panels and seat back rests. Another highlight: The gear shifter machined from a single block of aluminium featuring a glass housing in which a miniature hand-crafted sculpture of the car’s namesake takes centrestage.
