The Bugatti FKP Hommage is a bespoke, one-off hypercar created to commemorate 20 years of the Veyron, blending classic Bugatti design cues with modern visual and functional upgrades. Its exterior is explicitly framed as a heritage-meets-present statement: recognizable, historically informed proportions and detailing are paired with contemporary enhancements that sharpen its stance and presence. Rather than being a continuation model, the FKP Hommage is presented as a singular, curated object—designed to read immediately as “Bugatti,” while still feeling like a new chapter built from the brand’s most iconic modern era.
Under the skin, the car’s technical story is described as a set of chassis and mechanical updates aimed at delivering true hypercar performance—a modernized interpretation of Veyron-era capability rather than a purely nostalgic showpiece. The focus is on engineering substance (chassis, engine, and performance capability are called out as core pillars of the build), reinforcing that this is a functional, performance-led machine, not merely a styling exercise. In other words, the FKP Hommage positions its specifications as part of the tribute: a celebration of the Veyron’s benchmark-setting reputation, expressed through updated hardware and a configuration intended to be as serious as it is symbolic.
Its deepest meaning, however, is historical: the name signals a tribute to Ferdinand Karl Piëch (F. K. P.), tying the car to the leadership and ambition that helped define the Veyron’s legacy and its place in automotive culture. The interior underscores that commemorative intent through bespoke details, most notably a unique in-dash watch/clock—described in the source context as an astonishingly valuable centerpiece (notably associated with an estimated USD 670k figure). That singular feature encapsulates the FKP Hommage’s broader thesis: extreme craftsmanship, extreme rarity, and extreme narrative—fittingly, the car is also described as already sold, reinforcing its status as a collector-grade, once-only monument rather than a product line.
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