Bugatti Albert Divo
The interior of the Bugatti Albert Divo
Bugatti's Albert Divo takes inspiration from its French driving namesake
Bugatti Albert Divo
Bugatti has released its latest model, named after French racing driver Albert Divo.
Track-focused, but road-legal, it is capable of 236 mph (limited) and is more about the bends than the straight-line-crushing V-max of its stablemate, the Chiron. Priced at $5 million, all 40 vehicles have sold out. At least that takes the pressure off.
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