With more than half a million vehicles sold worldwide in four years, DS is building on its success with a whole new concept - the Divine DS. The Divine DS is a compact four-door vehicle that measures 4,210mm long sits 1,980mm wide on its 20-inch wheels and stands 1,350mm tall. The hatchback wears a powerful and charismatic styling, with taut lines and a low driving position. Strong, sensual curves contrast with graphic features sculpted in chrome.
The authoritative front end of the Divine DS, features the 'DS Wings' first featured on the DS5 LS and DS6 WR. The radiator grille in the centre provides a stunning setting for the DS emblem surrounded by floating diamond shapes of different sizes and in varying shades of chrome create a play of light to give the radiator grille a spatial effect.
The cabin of the Divine DS is a striking display of contrasts between the contours and relief of the driver's cockpit and the flowing lines of the passenger seat.
The central console, which resembles a backbone, sets out the driving functions. Its white gold covering contributes to the refinement and sophistication of this original interior.
Main features include special toggle switches decorated with custom made stones and a digital clock with a stone set in its surround. A black granite stone with gold speckles, echoes the design of the central console.
The DS brand is introducing a new concept with the premium hatchback concept - Hypertypage. The concept extends the idea of personalisation by bringing customers a choice of interior trims worthy of a haute couture fashion house, with materials rarely seen in the automotive industry. Three 'dress codes' are available - Male, Parisienne Chic and Fatale Punk - which can be swapped to suit the ambience, embodying three radically different personalities.
The Divine DS is powered by a 1.6-litre turbocharged direct-injection THP petrol engine developing 270bhp and maximum torque of 330Nm - compliant with Euro6 standards and emits just 145g/km of CO2.
