New Divo Teaser Unveiled: First Details Revealed

Ahead of the Bugatti Divo’s presentation next month at Pebble Beach, the manufacturer has chosen to unveil this small teaser of the highly anticipated model.

The presentation of the Bugatti Divo will take place next month at Pebble Beach (California, USA). Before that, the prestigious brand has chosen to reveal a teaser in which, although barely anything is visible, we can start to get a slight idea of certain parts of the design.

This carbon fibre part of the Bugatti Divo was revealed in a recent tweet from the brand.

The Divo is Bugatti’s attempt to build a car based on the Chiron, more focused on purist driving, to deliver better sensations. The Divo takes its name from a racing driver called Albert Divo, who competed in the Grand Prix before the Second World War and won the Targa Florio twice.

The Bugatti Divo aims to take a new approach to better driving and control of the car. This therefore breaks with the purpose of its predecessors, which were focused on the highest possible top speed and monstrous acceleration, while downplaying handling and cornering. As a result, factors such as more aggressive aerodynamics, a stiffer suspension and possibly a substantial reduction in the weight of the hypercar will be among the manufacturer’s goals.

These ingredients will add even more driving tools than those already included in the Chiron Sport version. It appears it will carry the same 8.0-litre quad-turbo W16 engine that the current Chiron enjoys, producing 1,479 CV and a monstrous 1,600 Nm of torque.

Image of the Bugatti Chiron Sport

Its price will again be absolutely exclusive to the wealthiest people on the planet, with a figure around 6 million euros estimated as the most likely. Production will also be extremely limited; reportedly only 40 units will be built, which will make this model one of the crown jewels of any exclusive high-end car collection.

In this teaser we can get a brief glimpse of the Divo’s rear lights, as well as hear something of the sound it may produce. We will be able to see photos of the model when it is unveiled in Monterey on 24 August; until then we will have to use our imagination to try to decipher this monster.