Bugatti Unveils One-of-One Bugatti Baby II with Hedley Studios
Bugatti and Hedley Studios have revealed a unique, one-of-one Bugatti Baby II, celebrating the marque’s 115-year heritage. Designed by Bugatti’s Manager of Sur Mesure and Individualisation, Jascha Straub, this special edition is a tribute to the legendary Type 35 race car.Finished in a striking "Nocturne" black and "Giallo Midas" yellow — colors favored by Ettore Bugatti — the three-quarter-scale electric Baby II is a blend of history and artistry. The hand-drawn sketches on its body panels, depicting Bugatti’s racing legacy, the Château Saint Jean and Ettore and Jean Bugatti, further cement its status as a collector’s masterpiece.The car also pays homage to Bugatti’s deep-rooted connection to horses, with subtle design nods to Ettore’s love for "Pur Sang" purebreds. The interior, adorned with black leather from Bridge of Weir, reflects Bugatti’s commitment to craftsmanship and luxury.“Maintaining and celebrating the heritage of the brand and its founder was a major consideration,” said Straub, highlighting the meticulous effort put into the car’s design. Ben Hedley, Founder and CEO of Hedley Studios, echoed this sentiment, calling the collaboration “a brilliant canvas for a one-of-one piece of art.”See more of the process behind the one-off Bugatti Baby II in the video below.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Bugatti and Hedley Studios have revealed a unique, one-of-one Bugatti Baby II, celebrating the marque’s 115-year heritage. Designed by Bugatti’s Manager of Sur Mesure and Individualisation, Jascha Straub, this special edition is a tribute to the legendary Type 35 race car.
Finished in a striking "Nocturne" black and "Giallo Midas" yellow — colors favored by Ettore Bugatti — the three-quarter-scale electric Baby II is a blend of history and artistry. The hand-drawn sketches on its body panels, depicting Bugatti’s racing legacy, the Château Saint Jean and Ettore and Jean Bugatti, further cement its status as a collector’s masterpiece.
The car also pays homage to Bugatti’s deep-rooted connection to horses, with subtle design nods to Ettore’s love for "Pur Sang" purebreds. The interior, adorned with black leather from Bridge of Weir, reflects Bugatti’s commitment to craftsmanship and luxury.
“Maintaining and celebrating the heritage of the brand and its founder was a major consideration,” said Straub, highlighting the meticulous effort put into the car’s design. Ben Hedley, Founder and CEO of Hedley Studios, echoed this sentiment, calling the collaboration “a brilliant canvas for a one-of-one piece of art.”
See more of the process behind the one-off Bugatti Baby II in the video below.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
