Florida collector Kris Singh took delivery of a one-off Pagani Utopia at Pagani's Sicily owners' rally, finished in a paint made with ground moon rock and 24K gold shavings. Here's what was built, how it got here, and where Utopia values stand.
Pagani builds almost nothing that isn't personalized, but this Utopia goes further than most. Florida collector Kris Singh took delivery of a one-off coupe finished in Karosserie Lunar Gold, a paint made with ground moon rock and 24-karat gold bar shavings, at the 2026 Pagani Raduno Vanishing Point owners' rally in Sicily, autoevolution and Supercar Blondie reported on October 12.
Singh calls the car Madonna of the Car Nation, a play on Leonardo da Vinci's *Madonna of the Carnation*. The gold shade is inspired by the one Leonardo used, and the name is lettered in gold script on the front splitter.
The project is eight years old. According to autoevolution, Singh bought a piece of lunar rock in early 2018 and later that year announced a moon-dust paint with Pennsylvania refinisher Karosserie, originally called Lunar Red and planned for an Aston Martin Valkyrie. By 2024 the Valkyrie plan had fallen through, and Singh moved the project to Pagani, where he was already a long-time customer. Somewhere along the way the red became gold.
Supercar Blondie says developing the finish took about three years and that the lunar material alone reportedly cost more than $4 million. That figure comes from reports, not an invoice, and autoevolution does not repeat it, so treat it as a claim rather than a fact.
It joins a Pagani collection that already includes the Huayra BC *Macchina Volante*, the Huayra *La Mona Lisa* and a Zonda Cinque, according to both outlets.
Pagani planned 99 Utopia coupes and 130 Roadsters. Car and Driver lists the coupe's US starting price at about $2.19 million and the Roadster's at about $3.4 million. On the open market, a 2024 Utopia coupe sold for $3,267,500 at RM Sotheby's in October 2025. In the US and Canada right now we see just one Utopia offered by a dealer, a 2024 coupe in Florida listed as call for price, plus a 2024 coupe consigned to Mecum's Kissimmee sale in January 2027.
This is a story about one owner, not a shift in the market. Still, it shows why the Utopia trades above its original price: Pagani sells personalization as the product, and buyers treat these cars as one-of-one commissions. The paint is a headline grabber, but the bigger story is how much custom work Pagani will take on for a top customer.
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