The FKP Hommage has been unveiled as Bugatti's latest one-off hypercar.
The FKP Hommage honours the legendary Veyron, which led the modern resurgence of the Bugatti brand over 20 years ago.
Compared to the Veyron, the FKP Hommage has slimmer headlights, larger air dams, and a wider grille.
The side profile of the FKP Hommage is very reminiscent of the Veyron's.
12-spoke chromed wheels measure 20 inches up front and 21 inches at the rear.
C-shaped air intakes, dual roof-mounted air ducts, and chrome fuel filler caps have been retained from the Veyron.
At the back, the FKP Hommage gets quad LED rings, a quad-exhaust setup, reshaped diffuser, and more sculpted fenders.
FKP Hommage's interior layout is heavily inspired from that of the Veyron, and upholstered in brown leather.
Seats and door liners sport EB-embroidered fabric inserts.
Part-digital instrument cluster is the most outwardly modern touch in the FKP Hommage's cabin.
Centre console is decked out in exquisite silver trim, integrating a 43mm analogue clock and four knobs with in-built displays.
The FKP Hommage is powered by a majorly uprated version of Veyron's 8.0-litre quad-turbo W16.
FKP Hommage outputs 1,600hp and 1,600Nm, up 599hp and 350Nm over the base Veyron spec.
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Bugatti has revealed the second one-off hypercar from its Solitaire coachbuilding programme, the FKP Hommage. It pays tribute to none other than the Veyron, which debuted over 20 years ago and kickstarted a new era for the Bugatti brand; the Veyron was the fastest, most expensive, and most powerful road-legal production car in history at one point. The FKP Hommage is named after Ferdinand Karl Piëch, the Volkswagen Group boss from 1993-2002 who was the visionary behind the Veyron.
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