Can you imagine a Bugatti even more radical than the Chiron and the Divo? Well, this designer has done just that

Hypercars are presented as a type of vehicle that keeps growing and growing, thanks to the technological innovations applied to them. Bugatti stands out as one of the most powerful brands when it comes to developing models in this segment. When nobody believed it possible to surpass the Veyron, the French engineers proved us wrong with the Chiron, a situation that repeated itself with the Divo, but will it happen again? There is no doubt that sooner or later Bugatti will present a more radical vehicle, but some designers have wanted to get ahead and show us with their faithful renders.

Hao Hu is a designer who wanted to show the world his vision of the future hypercar from the French brand. To do so, he took as a basis the characteristic design language of Bugatti and, through an imagination focused more on the future, managed to create a faithful representation of the offspring that could occupy the brand’s production lines in the future.

This design engineer has not only focused on the aesthetic side, but has also directed his efforts towards developing aerodynamics designed to withstand a greater level of power. This can be seen in much drier, more pronounced lines, which enhance the features present in the Divo. At the same time, we can appreciate a front end that is more faithful to the brand’s design canons, where an inverted “U” seeks to shelter the brand logo alongside two imposing, elongated headlights.

A very sharp and aggressive splitter defines that marked character so representative of Bugatti vehicles, a sensation that is quickly felt at the rear as well. A thin line of LEDs gives the rear light its character, running across the rear from end to end. We also see gigantic air outlets, designed to improve airflow and provide greater grip, a task that has also been entrusted to the diffuser.

The engine chosen to bring this render to life, of which we know little, is a W16 set to deliver a generous array of horsepower. Given that this is a future Bugatti, it would not be far-fetched to think that an electric motor could also provide extra power to the combustion heart, a combination that is increasingly common in supercars and hypercars.

In this way, we can get an idea of what the future of Bugatti will look like, where, alongside saloons or SUVs, a very special place will also be kept for a hypercar. For now, the French brand has made no statements regarding a successor to the Chiron or an even more radical variant of this and the Divo; however, we could see another model at the next Geneva Motor Show.