Bugatti has introduced the one-off Destrier, a highly customized take on the company’s extreme Bolide track car concept. Multiple reports describe the Destrier as an exaggerated design exercise built on the same fundamental track-focused platform as the Bolide, including the use of the quad-turbo W-16 engine. Car and Driver reports that the Destrier uses the Bolide’s 1,578-hp powerplant and pairs it with revised styling that presents a more refined and more “opulent” cabin compared with the stripped-down nature of dedicated track machines. Jalopnik characterizes the Destrier’s look as a deliberate visual exaggeration and notes that the car’s name—“Destrier,” after the medieval warhorse—fits its intended dramatic presence. Together, the sources indicate the Destrier remains rooted in Bolide performance underpinnings while adding different bodywork and interior treatments. As a one-off build, it is presented as a unique, customer-level or special project rather than a mass-production model.