2011 Pagani Huayra in Geneva |
Pagani is obviously the new kid on the block. But in the case of Pagani’s decent collection of top quality supercars, there’s definitely no putting baby in the corner. The2011 Pagani Huayra is Pagani’s latest supercar installment following the highly-acclaimed Zonda. In the Huayra we behold enhancements we thought a company of Pagani’s age was incapable of achieving.
Mercedes-Benz AMG exclusively built the 2011 Pagani Huayra’s main attraction—its power-oozing, V12 engine. The reported twin turbochargers will result in the two-seater’s 700 horsepower 730 Nm torque. In 3 seconds the car is catapulted to 60 mph speed. The maximum speed is 220 mph.
The car’s engine components are controlled and connected by a computer system. The system monitors speed, acceleration, throttle position and other settings and adjusts them to produce better performance with using optimal down force.
True to its name, the overall design of the Pagani Huayra plays up to the concept of the Earth element air which Huayra Tata is god of. The vehicle strikes a balance between a sense of elegance and power with its components made from lightweight materials, but with durability and performance to endure all hurdles. The vehicle also features gull-wing doors.
The interior of the car has the look and feel of the ultimate luxury car that might pose a threat to Bentley. The seats and dashboard are dressed in first class leather, and the accessories are made of aluminum and carbon fiber. Sitting in the middle is a high-tech touch screen that controls the Pagani Huayra’s multimedia system.
To top it all, the Pagani Huayra is Earth-friendly with reduced carbon emissions compliant to Euro 5 standards.
Car experts anticipate the 2011 Pagani Huayra to hit the market with nearly a million dollar price tag on it.
2011 Pagani Huayra exterior |
2011 Pagani Huayra interior |
2011 Pagani Huayra engine |
2011 Pagani Huayra Dashboard |
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