The Divo’s rear aero is also less subtle than the Chiron ... available across an astonishingly wide 2000-6000rpm powerband. Bugatti quotes a 0-62mph time of 2.4 seconds, but the top speed ...

Starting in the 1930s, Bugatti introduced the Type 57 ... Gone also is the Divo's giant fixed rear wing, replaced by an active spoiler like that on the Chiron. The back of La Voiture Noire ...

Bugatti's latest teaser for the Chiron successor previews the rear taillights. Taillights will have illuminated Bugatti script and design cues from the Divo and W16 Mistral. The new V16-powered ...