Track supercar Pagani Huayra R will be auctioned for the first time

The Berlinetta with a body made of visible carbon fiber was previously estimated at 2.8-3.2 million euros, which corresponds to 308-352 million rubles. The auction will take place in Paris from February 4 to 5, 2025.

The chthonic Pagani Huayra R will be sold at auction for the first time. This is the fifth copy of a planned 30, with options worth 310 thousand euros and a mileage of only 196 kilometers. The expected price range is from 2.8 to 3.2 million euros. Not much at all, considering the initial cost of 2.6 million. The Berlinetta is built according to the canons of the Zonda R and is equipped with a naturally aspirated V12, designed from scratch in just over two years.

Sotheby’s Sotheby’s Pagani Zonda 760 LM Roadster sold for $11 million

The Huayra R is not road-legal, so the future owner will only be able to drive it on closed roads. The six-liter engine develops 850 horsepower and 750 Nm of torque, spins up to nine thousand revolutions per minute and produces a sound similar to Formula 1 cars of the past. Rear-wheel drive. Traction to the wheels is transmitted through a cam “sequential” without synchronizers and with a racing three-disc cermet clutch.

Sotheby’s Sotheby’s Pagani Utopia Roadster gets smart tires and luggage kit

The Huayra R also has seriously developed aerodynamics. Part of the “tail” was an air intake on the roof with an integrated stabilizer fin and an elegant wing. At 320 kilometers per hour, the track “Wayra” generates a ton of downforce, which is distributed in a ratio of 46:54 in favor of the stern. Unfortunately, there are no dynamic characteristics, but you can focus on other Pagani cars.

Sotheby’s Sotheby’s Presents the first Pagani Huayra with “mechanics”

For example, the Zonda R Evoluzione accelerated to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.7 seconds and could reach 350 kilometers per hour. The performance of the Imola coupe with a V12 6.0 biturbo engine from Mercedes-AMG is 2.8 seconds and 370 kilometers per hour.

Treasures of the Pagani Museum