Pagani Imola Roadster 2023

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PAGANI IMOLA ROADSTER, HIGH-PERFORMANCE ON THE OPEN-ROAD

● Pagani Automobili presents the Imola Roadster, an open-top developed to take the greatest mechanical and
aerodynamic technology to the open road and guarantee uncompromising performance.
● Production will be limited to just eight specimens homologated for road use throughout the world.
● Its bold lines are inspired by the Huayra R, the Hypercar created for sole track use.
● The Imola Roadster is the result of sophisticated research into aerodynamic air flows and body forms to increase
downforce in every driving condition.
● The Pagani V12 engine has been further enhanced: 850 HP at 5,600 rpm and 1,100 nm of torque from 3,600 to 5,600
rpm.
● It includes all of Pagani’s passion, elegance, and cutting-edge technology in just 1,260 kg (2,776.67 lb).

San Cesario sul Panaro, November 23, 2023 – Pagani Automobili presents the Imola Roadster, the new limited edition from the Grandi Complicazioni division. Featuring a one-of-a-kind design and technical specification, this vehicle does not fear the track even if its eight specimens are homologated for road use throughout the world. It is the best-performing open-top the brand has ever created.

Design and aerodynamics inspired by the Huayra R

Lorenzo Kerkoc – Head of Pagani Grandi Complicazioni, states: «Initially, we wanted to create an open-top twin of the Imola Coupé, the vehicle introduced in 2020 which paid homage to the legendary racetrack. Then we took another approach: we combined the Huayra Roadster BC’s sophisticated technology with the design and
aerodynamic principles of the Huayra R track car. The result is the much more advanced and complex Imola
Roadster».

The more powerful engine requires increased cooling, prompting the team to meticulously address the radiators and the dynamics of interior air flows, enhancing the Imola Roadster’s reliability and performance.

Two new features optimize cooling: the enlargement of the two front air intakes and the dual outlet for warm
air, one is concealed in the wheel arch and the other is on the side of the bumper, a distinctive feature of the Imola model.

 

The openings on the wheel arches provide many advantages, such as reducing pressure under the front end to benefit aerodynamic stability and improve airflow towards the rear aerodynamic appendages.

Standing out at the top of the silhouette, the air scoop maximizes the effectiveness of the Pagani V12’s
aspiration; the impressive central fin minimizes waves and stabilizes the vehicle. For the first time, the air scoop and the supports of the rear wing have been integrated with the hood.

The body of the tail lights has been updated and new air vents extract hot air from the wheel arch at the same time. This simultaneously improves the cooling of the rear brakes and the downforce—i.e., the aerodynamic force which pushes the vehicle towards the ground and increases road-holding. The impressive extractor balances the ground effect generated by the imposing rear splitter.

Aerodynamic efficiency to the max

Every line and surface of the Imola Roadster was designed with the goal of reaching 600 kg of downforce
(1,322.77 lbf) at 280 km/h (173.98 mph) to guarantee safe and reliable behavior in every situation.

The team of engineers and designers concentrated on achieving a balance between a sophisticated system of
interior air flows and an exterior profile that would generate downforce in any driving condition.

 

They ensured that every surface served both functional and aesthetic purposes, aligning with Leonardo da Vinci’s principle of Art and Science, which guided the creation of the Imola Roadster and every other Pagani Hypercar.

The lateral acceleration is unexpected: 2.0 g on a continuous drive with peaks of 2.2 g and a longitudinal deceleration of 2.2 g.

Chassis and materials
Pagani has been developing advanced composite materials for thirty years; the Imola Roadster is the
culmination of research striving for perfection. The chassis is made in Carbo-Titanium HP62-G2 and
Carbo-Triax HP62, which is firmer than ever, ensuring the driver a race-car driving experience. Plus, it even
improves safety.

Weight is crucial for establishing efficiency and driving pleasure. Thanks to structural principles and innovative composite materials, the new vehicle weighs in at just 1,260 kg (2,776.67 lb) —a result of meticulous attention to every detail.

Even the car's innovative paint contributes to making the vehicle lighter: the Acquarello Light system allows the Imola Roadster to shed 5 kg (11,02 lb) while maintaining the color’s intensity, depth, and sheen.

 

First-class handling
The Imola Roadster benefits from its four flaps which move independently from one another: they adapt to
driving needs to offset pitch when braking and roll when cornering. It is a system which works in synergy with
the active suspensions and contributes to the vehicle’s stability.

The suspension of the Imola Roadster is one of the points of pride for Pagani Automobili. The unit is composed of an independent double wishbone made from aluminum alloy, helical springs, and electronically controlled shock absorbers. The suspension electronics stand out as one of the vehicle’s highlights, thanks to the presence of the sector’s most powerful microprocessors. This technological advancement effectively reduces the effects of
dive, squat, and roll, providing the driver with enhanced control and improving overall safety.

An updated powertrain unit
The Imola Roadster owes part of its magic to the evolution of the 5,980 cc Pagani V12, specifically designed by Mercedes-Benz AMG for Pagani, which delivers 850 HP with 1,100 nm of torque. This power is transferred to
the road through the Pagani gearbox by Xtrac, a seven-speed transversal sequential gearbox known for its
extraordinary responsiveness.

Pagani’s iconic exhaust system
The six-pipe exhaust system, derived from the brand’s latest testing at the track, showcases Pagani’s
unmistakable personality. Crafted from titanium and coated with ceramic using a sophisticated plasma-fusion system, it becomes lighter and ensures more efficient heat dissipation. Its aerodynamic performance is unparalleled, and the auditory experience it provides is truly astonishing.

Wheels and tires
With the Imola Roadster, the decades-long collaboration and partnership between Pirelli and Pagani Automobili continues, featuring the Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R tires (265/30 R20 at the front and 355/25 R21 at the rear), which
were partly created through an effective virtual development.

The tires ensure unprecedented levels of grip and performance for a road-use vehicle. Multi-Compound
technology has allowed for the custom development of the characteristics of the ideal compound for the Imola Roadster, enhancing grip through profile optimization and achieving unparalleled geometric precision using new construction processes inspired by those used in Formula 1.

The result is greater consistency and optimal performance in dry conditions. Even under extreme use,
performance lasts longer, offering speed and safety for various sessions on the track. This has been achieved
thanks to Pirelli’s over one-hundred years of experience in top-flight motorsport competitions.

 

The materials, particularly the tread compound, have been developed by leveraging Pirelli’s expertise and
adapting it for road and amateur-track use.

As these tires are homologated for road use, Pirelli’s engineers also made sure to make them safe on wet
asphalt.

Lastly, the wheels developed with APP are crafted from Avional forged material. Light, featuring an aggressive seven-spoke design, they undergo expert manual finishing, resulting from a sophisticated forging process and mechanical manufacturing to save on every last gram.

A journey beyond time
The interior of the Imola Roadster transcends the boundaries of time; it draws inspiration from the glorious past and projects towards the future of motorsports and grand touring.

Stepping on board transports you to another dimension; time stands still, and the contemplation of details
captivates. Every detail captures attention, revealing the precious skill of Pagani's artisans down to the smallest detail.

The Imola Roadster aims to delight those who experience it, even before igniting the engine: the carbo-wood,
the finely embossed leather, the components that showcase the allure of mechanical nature. The satisfaction of touch and sight is immediate.

Even the sense of hearing is not neglected: the seven-channel audio system with the new bass reflex on the door panels provides an immersive and crystal-clear auditory experience.

When contemplation is satisfied, there remains nothing but to assume the most comfortable position in the
carbon fiber monocoque seats, fasten the four-point racing-style seat belt, start the Pagani V12 and engage the first gear.

It will be the beginning of a thrilling new journey.

The Grandi Complicazioni division
By nature, some technological inventions require such a complex design that they can only be produced in extremely limited quantities. Even just one specimen.

 

In the world of Haute Horlogerie, they are called Grand Complications, and Pagani Automobili borrows this
name for the division dedicated to special projects: these are vehicles produced in ultra-limited series, featuring technologies so complex that only a few master artisans are able to bring them to completion.

This division offers an infinite range of customizations: colors, finishes, materials and shapes are designed in
total synergy between clients and artisans, in order to fulfill every desire and create a completely bespoke object.

Technical specifications can be found below.

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PAGANI IMOLA ROADSTER
DRY WEIGHT 1,260 kg (2,776.67 lb)
POWER 850 CV (625 kW) at 5,600 rpm at 18 °C
TORQUE 1,100 nm from 3,600 to 5,600 rpm
ENGINE Pagani V12 60° 5,980 cc twin turbochargers, crafted to Pagani’s specifications by Mercedes-AMG
GEARBOX Pagani by Xtrac, seven-speed transversal sequential
gearbox AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) with electro-mechanical differential
TRANSMISSION Rear-wheel drive
CHASSIS Carbo-Titanium HP62-G2 and Carbo-Triax HP62 chassis with front and rear tubular CrMo steel
subframes
SUSPENSIONS Forged aluminum alloy independent double wishbone with helical springs and electronically
controlled shock absorbers
BRAKES Pagani braking system by Brembo, four ventilated CCM discs brake unit: front 398×36 mm (15.67x1.42 inches) with 6 pistons monolithic caliper; rear 380×34
mm (4.96×1.34 inches) with 4 pistons monolithic caliper
WHEELS 7-spoke APP forged monolithic aluminum alloy; Front
21 inches; Rear 22 inches
TYRES Pirelli P Zero Trofeo RS
Front 265/30 R20; Rear 355/25 R21
MAXIMUM SPEED 350 km/h (217.48 mph), self-limiting

 

Modificato 23 Novembre 2023 da j

[alfagtv]

Per le foto sembra abbiano usato un modello bbr.

[abracat]

ma è una uayra in pratica?pensavo fosse fuori produzione

o è un modello "nuovo"?

[SaiKiSono]

Non vorrei scrivere scemenze, ma ho sempre saputo che Pagani, quando esce con questi esemplari unici, spesso recupera/ricicla/aggiorna esemplari più vecchi. Ovviamente su richiesta. Non mi stupirebbe se anche questo fosse un "aggiornamento".

Modificato 24 Novembre 2023 da SaiKiSono