The Huayra Imola has a bespoke carbon fiber body with a new aerodynamic kit and only 5 will be produced.

Pagani has quietly unveiled the most eye-catching Huayra ever, dubbed the Imola.

We’ve known about a new Huayra variant being developed for quite some time. but it is said to be called the Dragon. A private ceremony at the weekend saw the car delivered to its owner, confirming its real name.

The car was commissioned by Oleg Egorov, founder and owner of TopCar Design, who also owns a bespoke Zonda dubbed the ‘Unica’.

The exterior of his new Huayra is truly something to behold. Clearly not afraid to turn heads, Egorov ordered the hypercar to be finished in glossy carbon fiber with bright orange accents. Orange trim can be found on the front splitter, around the headlights, along the side skirts, on the edges of the side air intakes, down the hood and along the pronounced rear diffuser. much more obvious.

The carbon trim is also very different from any other Huayra. including the BC Heavyweight and the BC Roadster. Design inspiration also seems to have been taken from some of the Zonda 760 series, with a large hood, a towering new rear spoiler and a shark fin connecting the two.

We don’t have any information yet on how much power the Huayra Imola makes, but suspect that its AMG-sourced twin-turbo V12 has been improved to deliver more than the 745 horsepower and torque. -maximum torque of 811 lb-ft (1100 Nm). provided by BC.

Last but not least, Pagani will produce four more Imola models, although it is uncertain whether they will have the same exterior styling.