Horacio Pagani pulled the cover off the Huayra 70 Anima at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas on Oct 31, 2026. It's a one-off built for a single owner and the third and last of the cars marking his 70th birthday. It's finished in two shades of blue over exposed carbon and has a seven-speed manual. Pagani hasn't published power figures or a price.
Horacio Pagani unveiled the Huayra 70 Anima himself on Oct 31, 2026, at the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas. It's a one-off from Pagani's Grandi Complicazioni bespoke division and the third and final Huayra 70, the small series built to mark the founder's 70th birthday. *Anima* is Italian for "soul." At Wynn, the Anima appeared with the other two Huayra 70 cars, the Trionfo and the Derecho, and reports from the show say it was the first time all three had been shown together in public.
Pagani has announced the car on its social channels but hasn't issued a full specification. The owner hasn't been named, and there's no price.
The car is a Huayra roadster with its body reworked to one owner's specification. Its features, as reported by duPont Registry, The Supercar Blog, MotorBiscuit and AutoNext:
Pagani hasn't confirmed the engine output. duPont Registry and The Supercar Blog expect the Mercedes-AMG 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 from the Derecho, which duPont lists at 864 hp and 811 lb-ft. For comparison, Pagani's own figures for the manual-capable Codalunga Speedster are 864 hp and 1,100 Nm (about 811 lb-ft).
Spotters photographed the Anima in Italy before delivery, and The Supercar Blog ran the pictures on Aug 30, 2026. Their description of a single-tone blue pearl doesn't quite match the two-finish scheme reported at the debut. The car shown at Wynn is the reference.
Pagani planned three Huayra 70 cars, and each one was built to a different owner's specification:
One-off Huayras rarely come up for sale, but one sold this year. At RM Sotheby's Monterey in August, a 2024 Huayra Roadster called 'Executor' sold for $8,035,000 including buyer's premium. It's a single-owner one-off with a seven-speed Xtrac manual, a blue exposed-carbon body and 53 miles at cataloguing. RM said it was one of 13 bespoke one-offs commissioned at that point, and that fewer than half of those have the manual, which needs its own chassis tub.
Standard Huayra Roadsters sell for much less. In our US auction records they sold for $3,415,000 at RM Miami in February 2026 (a 2017 car), $3,415,000 at Broad Arrow Amelia in March 2025 (a 99-mile 2018 car) and $3,305,000 at Bonhams Quail in August 2025 (a 2017 car). All three prices include buyer's premium. A 2020 Roadster failed to sell at RM Zurich in September 2026 against a CHF 2,500,000 to CHF 3,000,000 estimate. That's a European sale, so it doesn't belong in the US comparison.
The Anima isn't for sale, and it was built for a specific owner, so it doesn't set a price. The Executor sale shows how the market treats this kind of car: a manual, factory one-off Huayra Roadster sold for more than twice what standard Roadsters have brought at US auctions. The Huayra 70 cars sit at the top of that bespoke tier because they are tied to Horacio Pagani's birthday, were shown together and came in a set of three. If one is ever sold, expect it to be priced against the Executor, not against standard Roadsters. If you're shopping for a regular Huayra Roadster, the recent US sales around $3,300,000 to $3,400,000 are the comps to use. A Huayra 70 isn't a fair comparison.
Huayra auction results and current listings are on our Pagani Huayra price page.
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