Pagani Utopia Coyote Revealed

Pagani Utopia Coyote Revealed, Features A Unique Livery

Pagani has revealed a special edition Utopia called the Coyote, featuring a bold livery and faux “track scars.” This unique spec is for those who want their Pagani to stand out in every possible way. The hypercar has already sparked mixed reactions online thanks to its controversial design touches.

Styling

The Coyote features a “race-inspired livery” with a Bianco Benny base coat and bold red, turquoise, and blue stripes. The design drew comparisons to Martini. Torn-effect scars add to the drama by exposing raw carbon fibre for a battle-worn appearance.

These “track scars” are purely cosmetic but have sharply divided fans over whether the look is cool or tragic. Some consider it a bold expression of racing spirit, while others think it borders on unnecessary theatrics.

Interior

The interior is also finished in a contrasting blue upholstery with white stitching and red highlights. The combination of the colours hints at the Bianco Benny livery on the outside.

Engine

Regardless of opinion, the Coyote is a visual spectacle and talking point wherever it appears. Pagani has nicknamed the car ‘The Coyote,’ but it has no relation to the V8 found in the Mustang. Instead, it continues to use the AMG-sourced 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12 that powers the standard Utopia.

This engine produces 864 HP and 1100 NM of torque, powering the rear wheels. The images show that the engine is mated to the 7-speed Xtrac manual transmission, offering a pure and thrilling feel and feedback.

Outlook

Pagani has revealed only one Pagani Utopia Coyote so far, likely as a one-off customer commission. The model’s cost is over USD 2 million, joining the hyper-exclusive list of ultra-custom Paganis. This version demonstrates just how far Pagani can go to create truly unique, high-performance art on wheels.