Pagani has revealed the Huayra 70 Anima, a one-off hypercar that completes the trio of Huayra 70 cars created to mark founder Horacio Pagani's 70th birthday. Horacio Pagani removed the cover himself at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas on 31 October 2026, where all three Huayra 70 cars were also shown together in public for the first time.
The Anima is the third and final car in the series from Grandi Complicazioni, the Pagani division responsible for bespoke projects. The series began with the green-carbon Huayra 70 Trionfo, finished with orange accents and shown in December 2025. The Huayra 70 Derecho followed at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July 2026, which Pagani described as a few-off creation in Pearl Orange and Inky Blue. The name Anima is Italian for "soul".
A cooler colour scheme
Where the earlier two cars leaned on orange, the Anima takes a blue route. Its exposed carbon body combines Custom Metallic and Inky Blue finishes, with diamond dust mixed into the paint and a platinum-leaf stripe applied by hand.
The bodywork is noticeably more aggressive than that of a standard Huayra. At the front sits a deeper splitter, joined by sculpted lower panels and extended carbon side skirts. Behind the cockpit there is a large intake and fin, individual roll hoops frame the cabin and a large fixed wing dominates the tail. The rear section is heavily vented and finishes in a substantial diffuser. The open rear bodywork leaves much of the mechanical hardware on show, along with a bespoke white ceramic exhaust with six outlets.
Three pedals
The cabin is trimmed in white with blue accents and machined metal details. The key element sits between the seats: a seven-speed manual gearbox with exposed linkage, operated with a conventional clutch pedal.
Pagani has not published the Anima's power output or other technical data, so the car's performance figures remain unknown. The car was shown at the same Las Vegas concours where the Huayra Codalunga Speedster made its world debut a year earlier.