PAGANI'S SUPER HOT IMOLA LOSES IT'S TOP TO BECOME A ROADSTER, AND IT'S BETTER OFF FOR IT.

Pagani Automobili is one of the world’s top hypercar manufacturers with some absolutely mind-blowing creations that not only have insane styling, but performance that will rip your eyelids off on launch and will have your heart trying not to explode as they near a 350 km/h top speed. One of their creations, the Imola, is one of the most amazing cars to look at with bespoke details hidden in the best materials money can buy. The car was launched in 2020 and was given an ultra-limited production run of just five units making it sought-after by the world’s hypercar collectors. With a sales price that was originally listed a $5,400,000 - or around R102,000,000, it's one of those cars that will hardly ever be seen in public. The world’s 1% have another chance to add one to their collections, but the eight planned production models will have one fundamental difference, the roof is gone. Taking design and aerodynamic inspiration from another of their creations, the Huayra R, the resulting Pagani Imola Roadster is a literal work of art. “Initially, we wanted to create an open-top twin of the Imola Coupé, the vehicle introduced in 2020 which paid homage to the legendary racetrack. Then we took another approach: we combined the Huayra Roadster BC’s sophisticated technology with the design and aerodynamic principles of the Huayra R track car. The result is the much more advanced and complex Imola Roadster” says Lorenzo Kerkoc – Head of Pagani Grandi Complicazioni. Engineers and designers concentrated on achieving a balance between a sophisticated system of interior air flows and an exterior profile that would generate downforce in any driving condition. They ensured that every surface served both functional and aesthetic purposes, aligning with Leonardo da Vinci’s principle of Art and Science, which guided the creation of the Imola Roadster and every other Pagani Hypercar.