We can’t wait for this Huayra to take to the track with a fin running down its back and the largest diffuser possible.
Pagani is currently developing a Huayra that looks amazing. The most bizarre thing about it? It has one of the largest rear diffusers on a road-going vehicle. The hypercar should stick like glue on a track thanks to its aero parts.
The camouflaged Huayra is visible only at the front. This model appears to use a front splitter similar to the one shown here.Huayra L’Ultimo
The same fascia, but with multiple uprights connecting to the tip. The vents are located slightly to the side of the front wheels.
However, the real magic lies at the back. Pagani uses a swoopy fin to run from the roof snorkel down to the rear wings. The diffuser is also a must-see. It covers the entire tail and has large vanes to direct the airflow.
The powertrain of this Huayra is unknown. We expect the BC variant to have a more powerful version of the 6.0-liter twin turbo V12 with over 750 horsepower (559 Kilowatts) & 811 pound-feet (1.100 Newton-meters).
Pagani is known for creating unique variants of his cars for wealthy clients. Someone was unhappy with the Huayra BC’s capabilities and wrote enough money to pay for a hypercar maker to make something more extreme.
This Huayra seems to have been developed in a large part. The camo could be removed and reveal a stunning machine. This variant could be on display at Pagani’s Geneva Motor Show in March. Let us see it without any concealment.