- Bugatti is working on another model through its Programme Solitaire.
- It could be a mashup of the Bolide and Tourbillon.
- It could show up later this year.
Bugatti may have only just launched its ultra-exclusive Programme Solitaire division, but the company is already hard at work making dreams come true. A new report suggests the automaker is already developing its third bespoke hypercar.
According to The Supercar Blog, the French marque is preparing a second one-off creation set to debut in early 2026. Like the recently revealed Brouillard and FKP Hommage, the new model is expected to ride on the Bugatti Chiron platform and could once again feature the brand’s legendary quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16 engine.
While details remain scarce, the project appears to continue Bugatti’s growing focus on ultra-low-volume coachbuilt specials designed for its wealthiest collectors. Reports indicate the company plans to limit these exclusive creations to no more than two.
Bugatti Bolide 100 Year Anniversary Edition
Photo by: Bugatti
Bolide Meets Tourbillon?
The report suggests the upcoming model could blend elements of both the track-focused Bolide and the new Tourbillon. Similar to the FKP Hommage, the car is also expected to pay tribute to another model from Bugatti’s heritage.
There’s no word yet on pricing, but we expect it to be exceptionally pricey. If rumors are accurate, the FKP Hommage reportedly carried a price tag north of $20 million. Naturally, this upcoming one-off likely won’t come cheap either.
Motor1’s Take: Bugatti’s Programme Solitaire division is already proving to be a major hit with ultra-wealthy collectors. The ability to commission a completely custom Bugatti—especially one powered by a W16 engine—opens the door to virtually limitless possibilities.
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