Albert Eugene Divo was a French Grand Prix driver born in 1985, who spent the twilight years of his racing for Bugatti from 1928-32.

In these four years, he won the Targa Floria twice in a Bugatti Type35. Fast forward to present day, it seems Bugatti are looking to honor another one of their legends by naming a model after him. The new Chiron Divo could be a special edition with bespoke paintjob like the Veyron Rembrandt, Elizabeth Junek or it could be the successor to the Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse! It remains to be seen if this will be a special U.S. only model or it will be available across the globe.

It has been almost one year since the deliveries of the Bugatti Chiron began. Towards the end of 2017, Bugatti announced that as much as 70 units had been delivered across the world to their respective owners. This news came in before the launch of the all new Chiron Sport which was unveiled at the 2018 Geneva International Motor Show. The Chiron Sport marks the next chapter in the lineup of Chiron and it seems Bugatti are now prepared to unveil their third version of this hypercar. There are a couple of possibilities at this hour of speculation.

A couple of days ago, Bugatti hosted a private unveiling of the Chiron 'Divo' in Los Angeles for existing and prospective customers. The event saw the gathering of many Bugattis including the launch spec Chiron Sport.