New Pagani Huayra Codalunga Speedster Is Limited To Just 10 Units, All V12 Fury

Pagani’s gone and done it again—built a car so wild and rare that most of us will only ever see it in photos. Say hello to the Huayra Codalunga Speedster. Yep, it’s the roofless version of their long-tail Codalunga, and only ten will be made. Each one will be custom-built for the lucky (and very rich) few.

This isn’t just some Huayra with the top chopped off. Pagani gave it a whole new vibe: a lower windshield, a sleeker shape, and new details like headlights tucked deeper into the body and a wild six-pipe exhaust setup. Four pipes still poke out the back like usual, but now there are two extra ones hiding under the diffuser. 

The roof is a removable hardtop, and with it off, the shape looks like a teardrop caught in motion. It’s smooth, flowing, and totally different from the other Huayras. Even inside, Pagani switched things up with less flashy carbon fiber and more vintage racing flair. There’s mahogany, hand-polished metal bits, and some seriously classy upholstery inspired by old-school motorsport and Pagani’s own design quirks.

Underneath all that style is still a beast: a 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 from AMG with 864 horsepower and over 811 lb-ft of torque. It only powers the rear wheels, and you get to pick if you want a proper manual gearbox or a paddle-shifted one. Either way, it’s brutally quick, with a top speed of 217 mph if you’ve got the guts to push it.

If you’re one of the ten lucky owners, Pagani offers something called "Grandi Complicazioni," basically their ultra-custom shop that’ll build you a one-off version if that’s what you want. No rules, no limits—if you dream it, they’ll build it. Wild paint, rare materials, even reshaped parts if needed. It's next-level personalization.

So yeah, the Codalunga Speedster is the kind of car that looks just as at home in a museum as it does roaring down a mountain road.