Pagani unveils first manual Huayra epitome at Goodwood festival

The iconic Pagani has finally received a manual transmission. The Epitome version is a one-off model created to a special customer's order.

The Huayra has been around for years. However, like the Zonda, Pagani seems to continue building more units as long as customers demand them. Following the Codalunga, Imola, and Huayra R versions, it is time for another impressive variant. The Epitome will make its debut at the Festival of Speed in Goodwood.

The car is distinguished primarily by its manual transmission. This is the first Huayra with a manual transmission. Specifically, it features a seven-speed Xtrac gearbox with a triple-plate clutch, which more effectively transmits 811 lb-ft of torque generated by the twin-turbocharged six-liter V12 engine.

The Epitome also features a quieter titanium exhaust system and an additional "Super Soft" mode that facilitates smooth, everyday driving. It will certainly come in handy on Monaco's boulevards.

At the customer's request, the exterior was also modified. The front bumper with LED light accents, a larger air intake, and an integrated spoiler allow it to stand out among other units.

The special Grandi Complicazioni division constructed the Epitome over 10 months. As usual, the price remains a mystery in such cases.