Horacio Pagani personally took the covers off the Huayra 70 Anima at the Wynn Concours. The one-off model is the third and final car from Pagani’s Grandi Complicazioni division, created to mark its founder’s 70th birthday. Anima translates to ‘soul’ in Italian.
The exposed carbon body gets a mix of Custom Metallic and Inky Blue finishes, with diamond dust in the paint and a hand-decorated platinum-leaf stripe. The aero package features a deep front splitter, extended side skirts, individual roll hoops and a massive fixed rear wing. At the back, a bespoke white ceramic exhaust with six outlets is hard to miss.
The cabin pairs white upholstery with blue accents and beautifully machined metal details. But the real highlight sits between the seats: three pedals and a seven-speed manual gearbox with exposed linkage.
Pagani hasn’t confirmed the power output. The car is expected to use the Mercedes-AMG 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12, which produces 864 hp in the Huayra Epitome’s sibling, the Derecho.
