A few months ago, we revealed The first images of a mysterious Pagani spotted on Italian roads, near Modena. It was the Huayra 70 Anima, the third and final model in a series created to celebrate Horacio Pagani’s 70th birthday. Today, the Italian automaker officially unveils this one-of-a-kind hypercar, presented at the Concours at Wynn in Las Vegas. And behind its spectacular blue bodywork lies a particularly personal story: that of a customer who waited more than a year to bring the Pagani of his dreams to life.
A childhood dream come true after more than a year of hard work
After the Huayra 70 Trionfo and Law, so here is the Anima, which means «soul» in Italian. The name was not chosen at random. This third creation from the department Grand Complications is the result of a particularly close collaboration between Pagani and its owner.
As Lorenzo Kerkoc, a designer at Pagani, explains, The client received support for over a year through a customization process that combined research, discussions, and the interpretation of his memories. The goal was to understand his personality in order to create a car that truly reflected who he is. But above all, this owner was fulfilling a dream he had cherished since childhood: to one day design an exceptional automobile alongside Horacio Pagani himself.
Blue carbon, diamond dust, and platinum
While the first photos taken in Italy already hinted at a spectacular design, the official images now reveal the full complexity of this Anima. Its exposed carbon fiber body combines two exclusive shades, Custom Metallic Blue and Blu Inchiostrato Custom. A surprising feature: Both shades contain real diamond dust, designed to create unique reflections in the light.
And Pagani didn't stop there. The main decorative lines are crafted from hand-applied platinum leaf. The diamond-cut wheels echo the blue hues of the body, while several mechanical components feature finishes inspired by the Argentine flag.
At the rear, the massive rear wing, the roof-mounted air intake, and the diffuser highlight the radical nature of this Huayra. Another striking detail: its exhaust system, specific to six outings, with a white ceramic coating.
Luxurious interior, always with a manual transmission
Inside, the contrast is striking. Blue carbon fiber is paired with beige and milk-colored leather, as well as exclusive Loro Piana fabrics. The steering wheel and gearshift knob echo the body’s metallic blue hue, once again featuring a finish that incorporates diamond dust.
But the most interesting part is actually right at the end of that gearshift lever. Because despite its almost artistic character, this Pagani remains a true driver's car. Behind the occupants, you'll find the Genuine Mercedes-AMG 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12, producing approximately 850 ch and 1,100 Nm of torque. All that power is transmitted to the rear wheels via a seven-speed Xtrac manual transmission, paired with an electromechanical limited-slip differential—a configuration that has become extremely rare among modern hypercars.
With this Anima, Pagani thus completes its Huayra 70 trilogy. The three cars will be reunited for the first time at the Concours at Wynn in Las Vegas, alongside 40 other exceptional Pagani models. As for the price of this one-of-a-kind creation, it has not been disclosed. But for its owner, the most important thing was undoubtedly something else: turning a childhood dream into a car of which no two will ever exist.
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