Bugatti Divo
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Bugatti Divo: The Corner-Carving Coachbuilt Hypercar
The Divo is a limited coachbuilt Bugatti tuned for agility and downforce, trading some top speed for sharper handling.
Revealed in 2018, the Divo marked Bugatti's return to coachbuilding, taking the Chiron's underpinnings and reworking them for cornering performance rather than outright top speed. Limited to 40 cars, it featured aggressive aerodynamics that generated significantly more downforce.
Powered by the same 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 making around 1,500 horsepower, the Divo was lighter and more focused than the Chiron, with a distinctive, dramatic design featuring a prominent roof scoop and intricate detailing.
Named after racing driver Albert Divo, the car commanded a price well above the Chiron and sold out immediately, establishing Bugatti's modern coachbuilt program.
Frequently asked questions about Bugatti Divo
How many Divos were built?
The Bugatti Divo was limited to 40 cars.
How is the Divo different from the Chiron?
The Divo is lighter and tuned for cornering and downforce rather than the Chiron's outright top speed.
What engine does the Divo use?
The Divo uses Bugatti's 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 making around 1,500 horsepower.
Who is the Divo named after?
The Divo is named after racing driver Albert Divo.
When was the Divo revealed?
The Bugatti Divo was revealed in 2018, marking the brand's return to coachbuilding.