Bugatti Divo represents an uncompromising pursuit of cornering agility and aerodynamic mastery, built upon the legendary legacy of French racing driver Albert Divo.
Unveiled in August 2018 at The Quail in California, this track-focused hypercar departs from traditional top-speed objectives to prioritize maximum downforce and lateral acceleration.
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SubscribeDriven by an 8.0-litre quad-turbocharged W16 engine pumping out 1,479 horsepower, the Divo shares its formidable powerplant with the Chiron while shedding 35 kilograms of weight.
Every single one of the 40 meticulously crafted units sold out on its very first day of availability, culminating with the final delivery rolling out of Molsheim in July 2021.
Engineering Excellence and Aerodynamic Mastery
Engineered with a 1.8-metre wide fixed rear wing, a massive front chin spoiler, and a roof-mounted NACA duct, the Divo generates 456 kilograms of downforce at top speed.
Stiffer suspension springs, carbon-fibre trim elements, and lighter sound insulation refine the driving dynamics, allowing the hypercar to outpace its predecessor significantly around twisty test tracks.
Although its top speed is electronically capped at 380 kilometres per hour due to extreme aerodynamic drag and tire loads, its stellar lateral acceleration reaches an impressive 1.6 g.
As a rare collector's item and a masterpiece of modern automotive engineering, the Divo stands as a definitive tribute to Bugatti's rich racing heritage.