Pagani is revving its engines for Geneva with a new variant of the Huayra that could be based on the BC

The most radical supercars of the 21st century are the main messengers showing the world the technological, mechanical and aerodynamic advances that brands are achieving. Pagani, a firm that has managed to revolutionise the segment with an innovative design, intends to keep pushing forward in all of these areas. The Italian company demonstrates this with a test mule that, before our eyes, appears to be a Huayra BC, but what is the camouflage draped over its sleek, sculpted bodywork trying to hide? Without a doubt, Pagani is cooking up something big, and most likely it will be at the next Geneva Motor Show where we get to see this mysterious vehicle in full detail.

Thanks to a leak from an Instagram account, we have been able to glimpse some details of the rear of Pagani’s future, most radical offspring. Three years ago, Horacio’s company showed the world a variant of the Huayra in which the letters BC managed to exalt each and every one of this car’s traits.

The BC badge on the rear of the Pagani Huayra honours Benny Caiola, an Italian-born collector who died in 2010 and was one of the Italian company’s largest customers. With this in mind, Horacio decided to create the BC special edition, which took the Huayra as its basis but unleashed a character never before seen in a Pagani vehicle.

A 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12 engine was chosen to bring the Huayra BC to life, with the aim of giving its owners a total output of 789 CV and 1,100 Nm of torque. However, this Huayra dressed in camouflage and wrapped in more pronounced aerodynamics suggests the Italian firm has not finished showing what it can do.

In this blurry image we can make out a more aggressive diffuser than the one on the Huayra BC, as well as a wind tunnel on the roof, a clear sign that a wider power range is hidden behind this prototype. The prominent rear wing and quad exhaust outlets complete the features visible in the photograph, two components that help reinforce a sportiness and dynamism that go beyond anything known so far.

For now Pagani has maintained complete silence regarding this future creation, which could be unveiled in just two months. With this in mind, Horacio’s firm will seek to push much harder and more vigorously into the hypercar segment, where this upcoming Huayra will aim to make its mark and put its main rivals on the ropes.