Photos: A horse-inspired design marks Bugatti’s new ultra-rare coupe

Bugatti has unveiled the Brouillard, a new ultra-rare coupe that inaugurates its “Programme Solitaire,” an exclusive initiative to produce no more than two highly personalized masterpiece vehicles annually. The Brouillard will officially debut at Monterey Car Week 2025. Inspired by Bugatti’s early 20th-century coachbuilding heritage, the car’s design draws from the form of Ettore Bugatti’s horse, featuring smooth, curved surfaces and a darker lower body that evokes the car’s shadow. A prominent aerodynamic element is the fixed ducktail wing integrated into the carbon fiber and aluminum chassis, enhancing both performance and elegance. The interior reflects the equestrian theme with custom-woven Parisian tartan fabrics, green-tinted carbon fiber, machined aluminum components, and horse motifs embroidered on door panels and seat backrests. A standout detail is the gear shifter, crafted from a single aluminum block and containing a glass insert with a miniature sculpture of Ettore Bugatti’s horse. The cabin benefits from a