Pagani Automobili is an Italian manufacturer of hypercars founded by Horacio Pagani in 1992, with its headquarters and production facility located in San Cesario sul Panaro, near Modena, Italy. The company occupies a unique position in the automotive world as a boutique manufacturer producing fewer than 50 vehicles per year, each constructed with extraordinary attention to detail and craftsmanship. Pagani is renowned for its pioneering use of carbon-titanium composite materials, which the founder began developing during his earlier career at Lamborghini. The company's first production model, the Zonda, debuted in 1999 and remained in production in various iterations until 2019, establishing Pagani's reputation for combining art with engineering. The Huayra, introduced in 2012, succeeded the Zonda and incorporated active aerodynamics and a Mercedes-AMG twin-turbocharged V12 engine. The Utopia, launched in 2022, represents the company's current flagship model and continues the tradition of analog driving engagement with a seven-speed manual transmission option. Each Pagani vehicle is extensively customizable through the company's bespoke program, and interiors are handcrafted with exposed carbon fiber, machined aluminum components, and fine leather. Pagani Automobili remains an independent, privately held company under the ownership of the Pagani family, maintaining complete creative and engineering autonomy.

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Pagani Automobili produces some of the rarest and most exclusive hypercars in the world, with annual production limited to fewer than 50 units. Each model features a Mercedes-AMG V12 engine, proprietary carbon-titanium composite bodywork, and interiors that blend fine art with automotive engineering. The Utopia, Huayra, and legacy Zonda models represent the pinnacle of analog hypercar craftsmanship.