Pagani Utopia is officially a reality. The third load-bearing project (after Zonda and Huayra) from the factory in San Cesario sul Panaro, the result of six years of design and development, was presented in Milan, in the setting of the Teatro Lirico. Pagani Utopia's source of inspiration is the great Italian racing tradition of the "golden period" of the 1950s and 1960s. Compared to Pagani Zonda, in fact, the new Utopia loses its angular lines to embrace a considerably more sinuous development. And, unlike Huayra, it abandons sophisticated aerodynamic solutions (such as active rear elements). Pagani Utopia adopts a new air penetration study integrated into the car body. Thus, in addition to having been able to eliminate 20 percent of the body components, the new Pagani Utopia highlights a brand-new profile, for its part even more aerodynamically refined.
All the product development is been realized in Italy. The model car is completely designed in Italy and printed in their new 3Dprinter department of latest generation.
Unique metallic color that changes with every glance, featuring dual tones on both the roof and the undercarriage.
