Pagani Unveils Final Huayra with V12 Manual and Diamond Dust Finish
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The Pagani Huayra 70 Anima, a unique model, has been revealed as the final car in a trilogy celebrating Horacio Pagani's birthday. Featuring a diamond dust paint and a manual transmission, its performance details remain undisclosed.
Final Revelation
Pagani has marked the end of a three-year celebration with the unveiling of the Huayra 70 Anima at the Wynn Las Vegas on October 31, 2026. This model is the most unique among the trilogy commissioned by Horacio Pagani for his anniversary.
The Anima is the last of three special editions, following the Trionfo and Derecho. For the first time, all three models were showcased together at the Las Vegas event, emphasizing their exclusivity and craftsmanship.
Design and Features
The name "Anima," meaning "soul" in Italian, reflects Pagani's vision for this car as a physical embodiment of his Atelier. The Anima features an extreme design with exposed carbon fiber, a custom metallic finish infused with diamond dust, and accents of platinum leaf and ink blue. Its aerodynamic package includes a prominent air intake, a rear wing, and a wide diffuser, showcasing its aggressive stance.
Inside, the car boasts white leather seats with blue accents, machined metal details, and Pagani's signature complex controls. Notably, it continues the trend of manual transmission with a seven-speed gearbox, a feature first seen in the Huayra Epitome 2024.
Performance and Availability
While the exact power output of the Anima has not been disclosed, it is expected to share a similar V12 biturbo engine configuration as the Epitome, which is rated at 852 hp and 1,100 Nm of torque. The price of this unique model also remains undisclosed, consistent with Pagani's approach to their bespoke vehicles.
The debut of the Anima in Europe has yet to be confirmed, leaving enthusiasts eager for further details.