The first Pagani Utopia on London’s Mount Street attracted hundreds of fans, photographers and influencers. Explore its design, specs and price. Read more!
London has become a third‑pole for ultra‑exclusive supercars, joining the likes of Monaco and Paris as a place where limited‑run machines can be seen cruising the streets. The latest headline‑grabbing arrival was a brand‑new Pagani Utopia, which turned up on the iconic Mount Street in Mayfair, drawing an enthusiastic crowd of onlookers, photographers, YouTubers and TikTok creators.
Location and public reaction
Mount Street is a well‑known showcase for exotic automobiles, but the sight of the Utopia—Pagani’s first hypercar to ever visit London—created a buzz that quickly escalated into a full‑scale gathering. Hundreds of car enthusiasts and curious passers‑by formed a semi‑circle around the vehicle, eager to snap photos, record videos and share the moment across social media platforms.
Design and styling
The Utopia on display was painted in a luminous Pearl White finish, accented by sleek black carbon‑fiber panels and striking red stitching that runs along the bodywork and the turbine‑styled wheels. Its aerodynamic front splitter forms an elegant ellipse that seamlessly connects the pair of LED taillights, while the titanium‑exhaust system is wrapped in a high‑tech ceramic coating.
Inside, the cabin blends ultra‑luxurious black Nero leather with vivid Rosso red accents, all reinforced with lightweight carbon fibre. The combination of bespoke upholstery and meticulous hand‑stitched detailing underscores Pagani’s reputation for artisanal craftsmanship.
Powertrain and performance
At the heart of the Utopia lies a hand‑assembled AMG‑built 6.0‑litre V12 twin‑turbo engine delivering an astonishing 864 horsepower and 1,100 Nm of torque. Power is managed by a 7‑speed Xtrac automated manual gearbox, with an optional clutch‑pedal conversion available for purists who prefer a fully engaged driving experience.
While exact top‑speed figures have not been released, the open‑top Utopia Roadster version is electronically limited to 350 km/h (217 mph). Acceleration figures remain under wraps, but the sheer power output places the hypercar firmly in the elite league of sub‑300 km/h machines.
Heritage and naming
Pagani named the model “Utopia” after Sir Thomas More’s seminal 1516 work, signalling a philosophical shift toward a more minimalist aesthetic compared with the brand’s earlier “brothers.” The styling draws inspiration from the ultra‑rare Zonda Cinque, of which only five coupes and five roadsters were produced, further cementing the car’s exclusive lineage.
Pricing and availability
When the Utopia was first unveiled, its price tag was estimated at around US$2.2 million. The whole production run of 99 units was reportedly sold out before the public debut, underscoring the strong demand for Pagani’s next‑generation hypercar.
With its breathtaking design, extreme performance, and limited‑edition status, the Pagani Utopia continues to captivate the global supercar community—whether it’s roaming the streets of London or awaiting its next privileged owner.
