Pagani unveils one-off Huayra 70 Anima with a manual gearbox

Pagani unveiled the Huayra 70 Anima, a one-off with a seven-speed manual gearbox, at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas on Oct. 31, according to Motor1's report.

It is the third and final car in the Huayra 70 series, after the Trionfo and the Derecho, built to mark Horacio Pagani's 70th birthday. Motor1 says Las Vegas was the first public showing of all three side by side.

A three-pedal Huayra in diamond-dust paint

The Anima pairs exposed carbon fiber with a custom metallic paint infused with diamond dust, plus Inky Blue and a platinum-leaf stripe. Underneath, the structure is carbon fiber and aluminum.

Motor1 describes a tall intake and fin rising behind the cockpit, separate roll hoops, a fixed wing and a big diffuser at the back, where a six-pipe exhaust in white ceramic also sits. The cabin is white with blue accents and bare machined metal.

The manual is the headline feature: seven speeds, exposed shift linkage and three pedals, the same layout Pagani first used on the 2024 Huayra Epitome.

What Pagani hasn't said

Power and torque figures for the Anima have not been released. Neither has a price. The car is built to one owner's specification, and that owner has not been named. No delivery date is known.

Nor is it known when or where the Anima will first appear in Europe. For context, Motor1 reports the Trionfo was commissioned by the Barchetta Collection and bound for Cincinnati, Ohio, while the Derecho made its debut at Goodwood's Festival of Speed in July 2026.

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