Italian supercar maker Pagani has ended the speculation behind the previously announced special project it has been working on with the unveiling of a one-off piece de resistance called Pearl.

The Pearl is based off the brand’s Huayra and offers a few differences from the vehicle it has been modified from. The roof’s snorkel air intake is new, as is a split rear wing, a re-worked front splitter, and an active rear diffuser. Inside is a bespoke white interior that creates a beautiful contrast with the blue-and-black carbon-fiber body of the exterior.

The powerplant for the Pearl is probably going to be the twin-turbo, 6.0-liter Mercedes-AMG V12 that makes 720 horsepower on the regular Huayra, but will most likely have different specs thanks to the extra air intake and body additions.

More details of the Pagani Pearl have yet to be released, but it is known that the one-off Huayra is being specially built for a wealthy car collector.