Bugatti Divo

The Divo’s top speed was limited to 380 km/h because the car was optimized for cornering rather than maximum-speed records.

Bugatti states a maximum lateral acceleration of 1.6 g for the Divo.

The Divo’s aerodynamics generate 90 kg more downforce than the standard Chiron.

Bugatti reduced the Divo’s weight by 35 kg compared with the standard Chiron.

The Divo uses Bugatti’s 8.0-litre W16 engine producing 1,500 PS.

On the Nardò handling circuit, the Divo recorded a lap time eight seconds quicker than the Chiron.

Bugatti stated that no two of the 40 Divos produced were configured identically.

Divo production was limited to 40 cars, and all build slots were sold before deliveries began.

The model was named after French racing driver Albert Divo, who won the Targa Florio twice for Bugatti.

Bugatti publicly unveiled the Divo at The Quail in Monterey in August 2018.