Pagani and Bulgari built a snake-skinned hypercar with diamonds and it bites at 217 mph
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In probably the most luxurious collaboration in history, Pagani and Bulgari built a snake-skinned hypercar with diamonds, and it bites all the way to a whopping 217 mph.
It is one of the rarest and elusive hypercars ever made, and it was created with only the best elements from the most expensive materials ever produced.
This is and will forever be the only version of the vehicle ever produced and allegedly Horacio Pagani himself was involved in every single tiny detail.
The Nāga, named after a mythical snake god from Southeast Asian cultures is so much more than just named after a snake, it looks like what you would get if a very fancy snake wished to become a supercar.
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If it looks like a snake, has scales like a snake and is named after a snake, it must be a hypercar right?
Meet the Pagani Nāga, a one-of-one hypercar that is a result of the most luxurious collaboration in the whole world: Pagani and Bulgari.
The Pagani Nāga is so named because it is inspired by a mythical snake god from Hindu culture and it is snake-skinned with scales made from naked carbon fiber, to make it imitate the movement of a snake’s shiny body.
Pagani and Bulgari keep the secret of the Pagani Nāga very close to their chests, but we know that of course a collaboration like this is going to be the home of many pieces of very expensive jewelry.
Allegedly, the hypercar has been jewelled pretty much everywhere, including diamonds on the dials, interior trims, and even parts of the chassis itself, according to rumor.
Not only is it incredibly iced up with diamonds, it’s also extremely speedy, with a six-liter twin-turbo V12 AMG engine that kicks out an astonishing 838 horsepower, but is electronically limited to 217 mph.
Of course, because it is so very secret, we don’t know how much the snake-skinned speedster costs, but unsurprisingly, it allegedly costs at least eight figures.
It’s a unique hypercar that’ll never be cloned, and apparently Horacio Pagani himself was very much involved in all the tiny details, making it even more special and worthy of awe.
This snake is 50 percent machine, 50 percent myth and 100 percent the coolest thing we’ve ever seen.
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