Pagani
Pagani is developing a fully electric hypercar 'no one is asking for'
Horacio Pagani also says a Huayra successor is coming in two years.
Lewis Hamilton owns 15 cars, uses tow trucks to keep the mileage low
Including a pair of LaFerraris and a custom Zonda.
Pagani Zonda R used as wall art in $8 million Miami condo
Only 15 Zonda Rs were ever built.
Pagani Huayra Roadster prototype crashed into trees in Germany
Neither of the car's occupants were injured.
Pagani planning new all-electric supercar
The Pagani Huayra is nearing the end of its run. The final coupe — number 100 — will be dressed up like Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes-AMG F1 car. The roadster version that follows will be limited to just 100 examples, too. It should be no surprise then that the company is working on its third model. According to Car and Driver, a fourth one is in the works, too. Rather than a big, twin-V12, the fourth model will be all electric.
L’Ultimo Pagani Huayra painted like Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes-AMG racer
Mercedes-AMG Formula 1 driver and four-time F1 world champion has a bit of history with Pagani. Back in 2012, he custom ordered a 760 horsepower Zonda, one of the last to roll of the production line. In addition to the boost in power, Hamilton fulfilled all of our enthusiast wishes and had the car fitted with a manual transmission. Now a Huayra commissioned by Brett David, CEO of Prestige Imports, will wear the colors of Hamilton's F1 car.
Pagani's new projects: Huayra successor with manual gearbox, and an EV
Horacio Pagani reveals his supercar company is working on a Huayra successor with a manual transmission, and an electric car due in 2025.
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The Pagani Huayra Roadster is legitimately different than the coupe
The powerful roadster turns heads in its own right.
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