Pagani Huayra Tricolore

Pagani has unveiled a new limited-edition variant of their Huayra supercar, the Pagani Huayra Tricolore.

Pagani has made the Huayra Tricolore to commemorate the 60^th anniversary of Frecce Tricolori, an aerobatic demonstration unit of Italian Air Force.

Pagani Huayra Tricolore proudly wears a bespoke livery based on the Italian flag, it also sports more aggressive front bumper, revised air intakes, slightly uprated diffuser, and a more prominent spoiler for better aerodynamic performance.

The interior also carries few bespoke elements like Aluminium and Carbon-fibre gear lever, hand-stitched leather interior which reflects the exterior theme.

The engine has also been revised to pump out 826hp and 1100Nm from 6.0L twin-turbocharged AMG sourced V12 engine.

The power figures won’t seem bonkers in 2020 but we have to keep in mind that the whole car weighs just 1270 kgs.

Only 3 units will be made for a price of US$ 6.7 million/unit. To put that into perspective, a Bugatti Chiron costs US$ 2.99 million, that means for the price of one Pagani Huayra Tricolore, you can buy two Bugatti Chirons and still have money left to buy enough fuel to go around the earth 50 times in each Bugatti Chirons!

At this point, if you think buying Bugatti Chiron makes more sense, both those cars are not your cup of tea. The Pagani’s pricing may seem absurd but only if you think it as a car, but for those people who can afford it, Pagani Huayra Tricolore is an art.

People who buy it will barely do 500 miles on it. After driving till they are satisfied, they will stash it away in their private showcase for other rich people to envy while we munch on numbers.

Athul Z

Content Creator, MyTyre.