The New Bugatti Brouillard One-Off Is Very, Very Green—Even Inside
The owner commissioned it as a homage to founder Ettore Bugatti’s favorite horse. Which, sure, we guess.
Kristen LeeWriterManufacturerPhotographerAug 07, 2025
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When you have more money than God, a good place to start spending it is on one-off Bugattis. Meet what could be your first of (probably not that) many: the Bugatti Brouillard. It is, quite simply, the greenest thing we’ve ever seen.
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The Bugatti Brouillard is a green, one-off car commissioned as a tribute to founder Ettore Bugatti’s favorite horse. It features a Chiron-based W16 engine, pistachio leather interior, and intricate horse-themed details. Part of Bugatti’s Solitaire program, it highlights bespoke design.
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The car features two-tone bodywork, while air ducts behind the glass roof are stamped with “W16” to indicate the engine that lives behind the cabin. Curiously, the word “Chiron” doesn’t appear anywhere in the Bugatti press release, but it does say the Brouillard is built on “Bugatti’s W16-powered platform featuring the … legendary quad-turbocharged engine.” So, the Chiron.
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The interior is arguably the pièce de résistance. Pistacchio-hued leather wraps the seats, armrests, and dashboard. Olive-toned carbon fiber arcs throughout. Woven tartan fabric is applied to the door cards, steering wheel, and seat inserts. Even if green isn’t your thing, you have to respect the extensive color-drenching used here.
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As for equine motif? Bugatti says the unnamed commissioning owner is a huge Bugatti fan and wanted to capture founder Ettore Bugatti’s love of horses. Brouillard—for which this one-off car is named—was Ettore’s most favoritest horse, and he’s the inspiration behind the embroidered patterns on the doors and seats.
Furthermore, the machined aluminum gear shifter contains a glass insert with Brouillard’s likeness sculpted within.
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The Bugatti Brouillard is the first creation from Bugatti’s newly formed Solitaire program. To you and me, solitaire is a game we play when there’s no internet, but to Bugatti, it’s a way to deliver an even more personalized experience to its clients. It truly sounds like the sky’s the limit here, as Bugatti claims “… there will be no compromise to performance, quality or design. Each … Solitaire will be unique and peerless, offering a level of attention to detail not found in even the most exclusive automotive creations.”
We’ll take its word for it!
The Solitaire program will only produce two cars per year, and these will be based on existing Bugatti chassis and powertrains. The real focus will be on bespoke bodywork and cabin details.
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Kristen Lee
I got into cars the way most people do: my dad. Since I was little, it was always something we’d talk about and I think he was stoked to have his kid share his interest. He’d buy me the books, magazines, calendars, and diecast models—everything he could do to encourage a young enthusiast. Eventually, I went to school and got to the point where people start asking you what you want to do with your life. Seeing as cars are what I love and writing is what I enjoy doing, combining the two was the logical next step. This dream job is the only one I’ve ever wanted. Since then, I’ve worked at Road & Track, Jalopnik, Business Insider, The Drive, and now MotorTrend, and made appearances on Jay Leno’s Garage, Good Morning America, The Smoking Tire Podcast, Fusion’s Car vs. America, the Ask a Clean Person podcast, and MotorTrend’s Shift Talkers. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, cooking, and watching the Fast & Furious movies on repeat. Tokyo Drift is the best one.
