Pagani designs Infinito cabin for Airbus ACJ319neo jet
Pagani Automobili created the Infinito interior for the Airbus ACJ319neo, blending supercar materials and aeronautical inspiration in a one-off business jet concept.
Pagani Automobili, best known for its hypercars, was commissioned by Airbus Corporate Jets to design the cabin interior of the ACJ319neo business jet. The result, called Infinito, was revealed as a one-off concept to demonstrate the design capabilities of both brands.
The Infinito cabin was shown at the European business aviation conference and exhibition in Geneva, targeting the high-end corporate jet market. Pagani drew on its experience with advanced materials and aeronautical themes, which have consistently influenced its supercar designs. For this project, the company reversed roles, applying automotive design cues to aviation.
Design features and materials
The cabin accommodates up to eight passengers and combines natural soft-leather carpets with carbon fibre furniture and wall frames. Pagani’s approach referenced the Italian tradition of blending art and science, echoing the philosophy of Leonardo da Vinci. The design aimed to create a seamless connection between the worlds of supercars and business jets, using tactile materials and visual cues familiar from Pagani’s road cars.
- Soft-leather carpets throughout the cabin
- Carbon fibre used in furniture and wall frames
- Design inspired by both nature and Italian art traditions
- Initial design by Pagani, completed by Airbus’ own design team
Project scope and context
The Infinito cabin remains a one-off concept, not a production or customer option. Airbus Corporate Jets used the collaboration to showcase what is possible when automotive and aviation design expertise meet. Pagani provided the initial look and feel, while Airbus’ own designers finalised the details, drawing further inspiration from natural forms. The project highlights the growing trend of cross-industry partnerships in luxury transport design.
