Bugatti delivers unique Brouillard to owner in France

Bugatti has officially delivered the Brouillard, a unique one-of-one vehicle, to its owner, Dutch entrepreneur Michel Perridon. The handover took place during the Chantilly Arts & Elegance Richard Mille event at the Château de Chantilly in France.

The Brouillard is the inaugural creation from Programme Solitaire, Bugatti’s ultra-exclusive coachbuilding initiative that aims to produce no more than two unique automobiles per year. While based on the technical architecture of the Mistral, the Brouillard features a completely redesigned body with a fixed glass roof, metallic green paint, and exposed green-tinted carbon fiber. It is powered by a 1,600-horsepower, 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine.

At the event, the vehicle was awarded Best of Show for concept cars, restomods, and one-offs. Perridon, who owns a significant private collection of over 30 Bugattis, has expressed interest in potentially establishing a museum for his collection in Molsheim, near the Bugatti factory, though no official agreement has been confirmed.