- 2022
- 2 seats
- 18 hp
- Automatic gearbox
Its story
The Devinci Brigitte is an elegant two-seater electric convertible. Its electric powertrain offers a smooth, quiet, and emission-free driving experience, with instant torque for quick acceleration.
The history of this car is rooted in the growing demand for sustainable mobility. Its design focuses on user-friendliness and driving pleasure, with comfortable seats and a convertible roof. The aerodynamic styling of the body not only enhances efficiency but also adds to its modern aesthetic appeal.
- Ideal for
- Seafront cruising
- Photo shoots
- Silent driving
Driving the De Vinci Brigitte
Nothing else in the fleet looks like the Brigitte. Picture a small pre-war racing car, wire wheels, aero screens, and underneath it an 18 hp electric motor. No clutch and no gears: press the pedal and it goes, with the instant torque that makes it surprisingly lively away from the lights. The silence is the real surprise. You hear the sea, the cicadas and your passenger, not an exhaust. You sit close to the ground with nothing overhead, two seats and no real boot, so pack light. It is built for town and coast roads, not the motorway or long mountain climbs. It suits anyone who has never driven a classic and is wary of a manual gearbox, and it is a gift for photographers who want a vintage look without noise or petrol fumes.
Where to drive it
Cap d'Antibes fits it perfectly: flat, slow and gorgeous roads. Start in Juan-les-Pins, follow the shore to Garoupe beach, then loop around the cape on Boulevard John F. Kennedy with the sea a few metres away and umbrella pines above. Finish along the ramparts and Port Vauban. Twenty kilometres or so make a perfect morning. The car is based in Nice, so ask for delivery to Antibes on quote.
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Availability
Greyed-out dates are already booked. Pick your dates, then send your request.
De Vinci Brigitte: your questions
Is the De Vinci Brigitte a classic car?
No, it was built in 2022. It is a modern electric car styled after pre-war roadsters, so you get the vintage look with the ease of an electric drive.
What range does it have?
It is designed for local outings rather than long journeys. At handover, the team will tell you what range to expect for your plans.
Is it easy to drive?
Very. Automatic transmission, two pedals, no gear changes. It is the most approachable car in the fleet for a first classic-style drive.
How much is it per day?
The Brigitte is 550 euros per day, with insurance for two drivers, 150 km and a tailor-made itinerary. The security deposit is 5,000 euros.
