One of the first Bugatti Bolide hypercars destined for the Middle East has officially left the automaker’s factory in Molsheim, France, en route to an exclusive buyer in the United Arab Emirates.
Bugatti, known for its engineering prowess and extreme performance vehicles, has crafted this Bolide with a unique, eye-catching specification. Clad in green-tinted exposed carbon fiber, dubbed Williams Green, the car features copper accents that enhance its aggressive aerodynamic design. Inside, the hypercar boasts an exceptionally rare full-leather Serpent interior, finished in a deep brown hue, offering a striking contrast to its exterior.
This bespoke BUGATTI BOLIDE — draped in 'Williams Green' carbon with copper accents and a full-leather interior — is built for both the track and the spotlight. Next stop: it's home in the Middle East, where ultimate performance meets refined sophistication.#BUGATTI… pic.twitter.com/Fx5R7s9jVl
— Bugatti (@Bugatti) February 7, 2025
The Bolide is Bugatti’s ultimate track machine, built purely for circuit use and not intended for public roads. It is powered by the brand’s renowned 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16 engine, producing an astonishing 1,577 horsepower and 1,180 lb-ft of torque. Weighing just 1,450 kilograms (dry), the hypercar achieves a power-to-weight ratio of over 1,100 horsepower per ton, making it one of the most extreme vehicles ever produced by Bugatti.
Bugatti began delivering the Bolide to customers in December, with the first unit arriving in Austin, Texas. Noted luxury car collector Manny Khoshbin also took delivery of his Bolide as part of the initial batch of shipments.
The latest Middle Eastern-bound example continues Bugatti’s tradition of catering to ultra-elite clientele with bespoke, high-performance vehicles. As more Bolides make their way to owners around the world, each uniquely tailored model reaffirms Bugatti’s place at the pinnacle of hypercar exclusivity and craftsmanship.
Elizabeth Puckett