Pagani’s Huayra Anima is a celebration of high-end design

Pagani has created an ultra-exclusive version of its Huayra supercar – the Anima.

It’s the third and final ‘Huayra 70’ model, created to celebrate founder Horatio Pagani’s 70th birthday.

As a result, the Anima – which is believed to be a one-off creation – comes with a series of high-end features, including a dual-tone paint finish with diamond dust. The main stripe is hand-applied platinum leaf, too, contrasted by a secondary stripe which alternates light blue and dark blue.

The exterior of the car features solid-milled aluminium elements with a silver anodised finish, while the diamond-cut alloy wheels get an Inky Blue paint. Behind them sit large chrome brake calipers, and even the six-pipe exhaust system gets a special white ceramic coating.

Sitting above the exhaust is a huge motorsport-inspired wing while a large diffuser gives the car even more presence on the road.

Inside, you’ll find beige and milk-coloured leather, with wide use of carbon fibre throughout. The steering wheel and gear knob both get the same diamond dust finish as the outside of the car, too.

As with the standard Huayra, the Anima uses a 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12 engine with around 850bhp and 811Nm of torque. While there’s no official acceleration time, Pagani has said that the Huayra will manage up to 217mph flat-out.

Pagani hasn’t announced a price for the Huayra Anima, but it’s likely to exceed £1 million given its exclusive nature.