The hypercar of Audi that we all would want is a copy of the Bugatti Chiron

The most radical sports car in Audi’s lineup is the R8, but looking at designs like the following, it’s surprising that the German brand hasn’t gone ahead and produced something even more extreme: a hypercar.

This magnificent rendering was published by designer Milen Ivanov on his Behance account, and if we had to find a reasonable resemblance to another hypercar on the market, we could say that the Bugatti Chiron is one of the best candidates.

Logically, we are not talking about identical designs, but the basic lines of both models – this concept and the Bugatti Chiron – do seem to share a certain similarity. In any case, this is nothing that should surprise us too much, after all Audi belongs to the VAG group just as Bugatti does.

This hypercar, which, by the way, its creator has named Audi RS Concept, appears to have only one seat in its cabin; an advantage if it is used only for track driving, but a big problem if it is a model that has to rival the so-called “Holy Trinity” (“Santísima Trinidad”); the term used for the trio of trendy hypercars: Ferrari La Ferrari, Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1.

Among the most striking features of the Audi RS Concept are its carbon fiber bodywork, its countless air intakes, and a rear end that inevitably reminds us of the Bugatti Chiron.

The truth is that the Audi R8 has been on the market for more than 10 years (since 2006), and the only thing it has received over its life has been small updates. Perhaps it’s about time Audi presented a full-fledged hypercar; we would certainly welcome it with open arms.