This Is How a Space Themed Pagani Utopia Should Look Like

When I first heard about hypercar collector Kris Singh aka @lamborghiniks plan to create a unique paint infused with actual moon rock for his Pagani Utopia, I was very excited to see how it would turn out because it is something that has never been done before in the automotive world. Just recently that car, the Pagani Utopia “Madonna Of The Car Nation” would finally be revealed. Now don’t get me wrong, it’s a masterpiece in its own way and I appreciate the hard work and effort put in that car, but I was disappointed by the final spec because I feel the gold touches completely take away from the lunar theme.

So instead of Utopia Madonna which looks more like something a Saudi prince would gift his wife or child rather than a moon or space inspired car, I’ve found a Utopia Roadster that in my opinion feels much more space themed even if it doesn’t have moon rock infused in it. This is Pagani Utopia Roadster chassis #17 of 130, which features a stunning Blu Indaco exposed carbon fiber finish.

Although this very dark blue shade doesn’t have a single trace of moon rock (not sure if you can infuse that easily with exposed carbon fiber) it looks perfect for a space theme. However, what really completes the theme for me, are the interior and the wheel rims. The seats and most of the dashboard both are in white and work well with the exterior paint. The white and black checkered formation on the bottom of the seat is a nice touch here as well.

And then you have the wheel rims, which are also in white in combination with carbon fiber. I’m not usually a fan of wheels that look like this but in this case, it suits the car and gives it even more of a lunar feel in my opinion.

This Pagani Utopia Roadster proves that you don’t need moon dust to make it look or feel like a hypercar that’s out of this world, the beautiful Blu Indaco carbon fiber with the white interior and wheels do the job nicely and feel more authentic than the Utopia Madonna’s golden paint. The result is what I would call a perfect space themed Pagani.

Photo Credit: Pagani Of Dallas