Speed Champions

Pagani Utopia

Pagani Utopia brings one of Italy's newest hypercars into Speed Champions scale. Built from 252 pieces, the set recreates the car's compact proportions and comes with a matching minifigure.

Set number
76915
Year
2023
Pieces
252
Minifigures
1
Different parts
101
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 101

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (17)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Description

A hypercar reduced to brick scale

The Pagani Utopia is one of the most exclusive cars to come out of the Italian manufacturer Pagani, known for pairing hand-built craftsmanship with extreme performance. Translated into Speed Champions scale, the set captures that shape across 252 pieces, with a long bonnet, low stance and distinctive side air intakes. Despite the compact build typical of this range, the model uses 101 distinct elements, a relatively high count for its size that allows for finer detailing at the front and rear. The sharply cut front splitter and sculpted bonnet in particular show how closely the model tracks the real car despite the low piece count.

Restrained colours over bright paint

Rather than a bold signal colour, the set leans on a restrained combination of dark bluish grey and black for the bodywork, with warm nougat and tan tones inside the cabin. That choice feels closer to the manufacturer's understated, hand-finished image than the bright racing colours common on many other supercar sets. Checking the parts list on this page shows exactly which grey and nougat elements are used, useful for anyone matching pieces for a custom build. The muted, slightly matte finish of several elements also echoes the bespoke paintwork real Pagani cars are known for, without copying it exactly.

Speed Champions scale with real detail

Like every model in the Speed Champions range, the Pagani Utopia is built to a consistent, compact scale that lines up neatly with other cars in the series, useful for anyone collecting a small fleet of supercars. Despite the small footprint, the set still includes details such as opening doors, a styled cockpit and working steering, which keep the model playable after the build is finished. That mix of collectable and toy is a hallmark of the whole range. The working steering alone makes it possible to act out short desk-top drives rather than treating the model as a static display piece.

Who this set suits

With 252 pieces and one minifigure, Pagani Utopia suits car and motorsport fans as well as collectors building out a Speed Champions shelf. The understated colour scheme sits well alongside other cars in a collection without dominating the display. For the exact breakdown of all 101 elements used, the full parts list on this page has the details. As the Speed Champions range keeps adding new cars each year, this set also works as an entry point into a wider collection spanning several brands and eras.

FAQ

How many pieces does Pagani Utopia (76915) have?
The set totals 252 pieces across 101 distinct elements.
How many minifigures come with the set?
One minifigure is included, matching the hypercar's driver.
What colours define the model?
Dark bluish grey and black form the bodywork, with warm nougat and tan tones used inside the cabin.

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