Pagani has produced a one-off Huayra Lampo, which takes inspiration from a 1954 Fiat Turbina concept and its bespoke red and white livery. Pagani has applied its own take on this livery to the Huayra Lampo, which gets its name from the Italian word for lightning. The red-and-white paintwork boasts a smattering of lightning bolt logos in the colours of the Italian tricolour. The paint is also transparent, showing off the carbon-fibre bodywork.
The car, which has been created for Milan-based car customisation company Garage Italia Customs, has also gained additional carbon fibre body parts, borrowed from the 750bhp Huayra BC. It gets wider front air intake openings, which enhance maximum air flow to the engine by 5.35 percent. The powertrain remains the same, a 6.0-litre V12 engine producing 750bhp and 1,100Nm of torque.
"Working with Garage Italia Customs on this car has been a pleasure," said Pagani boss Horacio Pagani. "A beautiful and very interesting exercise, which allowed us to move away from the shoreline, to dare and to discover always more."
