Bugatti Chiron Divo, a limited-edition gem valued at 5 million euros

Having any Bugatti model stored in your private garage is only within reach of very few people, even more so if it is one of the special or limited editions the brand tends to launch, which is why some of us have to settle for, for example, the Lego version of the Bugatti Chiron. This model, by the way, is ready to receive an edition that will be very special.

As you already know, this past spring Bugatti was present at the Geneva Motor Show with the Sport version of the Chiron, characterized by having been put on a diet to offer superior dynamics, and it will be precisely this version that is taken as the basis for creating a special edition that will be limited to just 40 exclusive units, and which will receive the name Chiron Divo.

This surname chosen for this special edition has a special connotation for the German brand, as it is borrowed from Albert Divo, a French driver who competed aboard Bugatti racing cars and who had the honor of winning the legendary Italian race Targa Florio twice in a row, first aboard the Bugatti T35B and later with the T35C.

For the moment we cannot offer specific information on this, but Bugatti states that the Chiron Divo will be a supercar that aims to thrill people with its handling, so we expect them to propose clear dynamic improvements that allow for more sporty use. In fact, in this regard, Bugatti also states that the Chiron Divo will be built for corners, as it will have lighter and more agile handling, with greater aerodynamic downforce that allows it to “endure” higher G-forces.

In this way, and since the base used will be the Chiron Sport, we can expect the Chiron Divo to have a more significant weight reduction than the 18 kg less that the Chiron Sport has compared to the standard version, along with the use of larger and better aerodynamic parts. No improvements are expected in its engine, so under its hood we will continue to find the enormous W16 that delivers a power output of 1,500 CV and an extraordinary torque of 1,600 Nm, which will undoubtedly offer incredible sensations after the planned improvements are made.

As you can imagine, the Bugatti Chiron Divo will only be within reach of very few wallets, even more so when only 40 units will be manufactured. The figures are unknown for now, but everything points to them being around 4.5 to 5 million euros.