Pagani has unveiled an ultra-exclusive longitail hypercar in homage to 1960s race cars and coachbuilt cars.
If you have € 7 million ($ 10.59 million) to burn a hole in your pocket and want one Price Huara Kodalunga However, we do have some bad news.
Only five examples will be made, and they have all been sold.
It was created by Pagani’s special projects division, Pagani Grandi Complicazioni, in close collaboration with existing customers, with two collectors asking the company to build a long-tail Huara in 2018.
Pagani says it is certified for road use around the world, including in the United States, where one in five vehicles will be shipped.
Under a 3.7m2 rear engine cover, 360mm longer than the Huara Cooper, sits a V12 engine that pumps 626kW of power and 1100Nm of torque.
The Huara Kodalunga has a titanium extraction system with active aerodynamics and a ceramic coating that weighs just 4.4 kg and has four prominent centrally mounted outlets.
Overall, the Hypercar weighs just 1280 kg – roughly the equivalent of a Subaru BRZ.
“We draw inspiration from the long tails of the 1960s that ran in Le Mans, the lines of which were very clear,” said CEO Horacio Pagani.
Huara Kodalunga consists of very few essential ingredients; We took it without adding. ”
The company notes that coach-built cars from the 1960s draw inspiration from Kodalunga, which was inspired by aircraft design.
Inside, Pagani says it uses colors and materials that evoke 1960s cars.
Exterior paints are carried on the components of the cockpit and exposed carbon-fiber is also used inside.
Neutral color and semi-matte or full matte paint have been used, aluminum components have been made from a single block and the seats have been finished in woven leather / nubuck upholstery.
Kodalunga is the latest version of Huawei, first launched in 2011.
It is one of the lowest-volume mid-engine hypercars.
Pagani created 100 examples of the original Huawei and 100 examples of Roadstar, followed by 30 BC and 40 Roadstar BC.
Other variants include R (30 units), Emola (6) and Tricolore (only 4).
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