Pagani Automobili has introduced their latest hypercar, previously known as the ‘C10’ or the ‘Huayra successor’, now officially named the ‘Pagani Utopia’.
The Pagani Utopia represents the ultimate hypercar envisioned by Horacio Pagani, the founder of the company often compared to modern-day Leonardo Da Vinci.
The design of the Pagani Utopia is a progression in the legacy of this renowned Italian brand. The front maintains its distinctive wide wheel arches and dual headlights. The sleek roofline flows into a pronounced shoulder line that seamlessly integrates with the wide rear haunches. The rear end stands out with its twin taillights and the signature Pagani oval graphic housing the quad exhausts in the center.
On the inside, the Utopia embraces a classic aesthetic with decorative dial switchgear and analog gauges. Rather than modern touchscreens, the interior showcases exquisite craftsmanship with luxurious materials like leather, aluminium, and carbon fiber. Notably, the iconic gullwing doors are no longer part of the design.
Powering the Pagani Utopia is a 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 engine engineered by Mercedes-AMG, delivering 864 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 811 lb-ft of torque between 2800-5900 rpm. The engine can be paired with a 7-speed automated manual transmission, with the option of a manual gearbox also available this time.
Production of the Pagani Utopia will be limited to 99 coupes and 99 roadsters, with a starting price of €2.17 million excluding taxes.
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