DS
DS, like a young adult who has moved out of their parents' house, is seeing the world and showing what it is capable of. In this year's edition of the Goodwood Festival of Speed, held just a few weeks ago, DS took the opportunity to showcase their Divine in action to the Londoners strolling through Hyde Park.
We have known about the Divine prototype since September of last year. We know that it is a preview for future projects of the brand and that it is unlikely to be directly translated into a production car. However, the French premium brand plans to launch six new models before 2020, and we hope that at least one of them resembles the concept.
The Divine is a compact coupe that combines sportiness and personalization. It takes DS design to the next level and aims to convey a sense of high quality with a touch of French haute couture.
It measures 4,210 mm in length, 1,980 mm in width, and has a height of 1,350 mm, providing enough space for four passengers inside. The interior, which is even more eye-catching than the exterior, is worth mentioning.
Obviously, the interior is the part of the whole that screams 'prototype' the loudest. However, it is precisely because of this that we are intrigued to see how the manufacturer will carry this design language over to future production models.