Bugatti describes the Bolide and Destrier as modern equivalents of the Le Mans-winning Type 57G Tank and the Type 57SC Atlantic.
A laser-engraved plate above the windscreen depicts both classics.
Inside, the two-seater cabin mirrors the Bolide's layout but uses unique materials.
Ambre Voyageur brown leather and nubuck are paired with a 3D-knitted textile with woven copper threads on the dashboard and door cards, plus hammered metal finishes.
Bugatti has not released performance figures, but the Destrier is expected to be extremely fast.
It will make its public debut during Monterey Car Week, culminating at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance on August 16, 2026.
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The car was commissioned by an unnamed client for an undisclosed sum. Given its track-focused roots, it likely shares a garage with a Bolide.
