Pegassi Zorrusso in GTA 6: Clearing Up What This Hypercar Is Actually Based On
A lot of GTA 6 roundups call the Pegassi Zorrusso a Pagani Huayra tribute. That’s likely a mix-up. The vehicle trackers who’ve actually studied its shape in detail point somewhere else entirely: the Italdesign Zerouno Duerta, a real open-top hypercar most casual fans have never heard of. The Huayra claim probably comes from confusing the Zorrusso with a different GTA car, the Pegassi Osiris, which really is Huayra-based. Here’s what’s actually confirmed about the Zorrusso, its real design roots, and its own bumpy history inside GTA Online.
| Detail | GTA 6 Information |
| Vehicle Name | Pegassi Zorrusso |
| GTA Brand | Pegassi |
| Vehicle Type | Two-door open-top supercar (roadster) |
| Class | Super |
| GTA 6 Status | Confirmed seen in the first official trailer |
| First Seen | First trailer, on a Vice City freeway at night |
| Officially Named | Yes Pegassi Zorrusso, a name already used in GTA Online |
| Real-Life Inspiration | Mainly the Italdesign Zerouno Duerta, with details from the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, Aventador SV, and Huracán Super Trofeo EVO, plus taillights styled after the Bugatti Divo |
| Price | Not revealed for GTA 6 (costs $1,925,000 in GTA Online) |
| Availability | Not confirmed for GTA 6; sold and later pulled from GTA Online’s dealership more than once |
| Location | Seen on a Vice City freeway in the first trailer |
| Customization | Not confirmed for GTA 6 |
| Performance | Not revealed for GTA 6 (in GTA Online it hits 125 mph fully upgraded) |
| Special Features | No roof, letting a passenger stand up through the open cockpit while it’s moving |
| Weaponized | No |
| Previous GTA Appearance | Yes added to GTA Online on October 24, 2019, with the Diamond Casino & Resort update |
The Zorrusso is a two-door supercar with no fixed roof, built for speed as much as style. In GTA 6’s first trailer, Jason drives it down a Vice City freeway while Lucia stands up through the open cockpit something you can only do because this car has no roof to stop her. That single shot tells you most of what you need to know about how Rockstar wants this car to feel: fast, loud, and a little reckless.
Here’s the mix-up worth clearing up. Several general GTA 6 car roundups say the Zorrusso is based on the Pagani Huayra. But the sites that focus specifically on this one vehicle and go into real detail about its body panels all point to a different car: the Italdesign Zerouno Duerta, an open-cockpit hypercar with a low windscreen and a sculpted rear deck, almost exactly like the Zorrusso’s shape.
On top of that base, the Zorrusso borrows smaller details from a few Lamborghinis (the Aventador SVJ, the Aventador SV, and the Huracán Super Trofeo EVO) and its narrow taillights copy the Bugatti Divo. The Huayra mix-up likely comes from a different Pegassi car entirely the Osiris, a GTA V and GTA Online hypercar that really is Huayra-based, but isn’t the same vehicle as the Zorrusso.
The Zorrusso hasn’t had a simple, steady run in GTA Online. Rockstar first sold it through Legendary Motorsport in 2019, then quietly removed it from the regular dealership list during a later update, before bringing it back again during a different update after that. Nobody has explained why. It’s a small but real reminder that even well-known GTA Online cars don’t always stay easy to find and there’s no guarantee GTA 6 treats the Zorrusso any differently.
Rockstar hasn’t shared performance numbers for the GTA 6 version, so treat anything specific you read elsewhere with caution. What we do know: in GTA Online, the Zorrusso is rear-wheel drive with a six-speed gearbox, reaches a tested top speed of 125 mph, and uses an engine model reused from another GTA car, the Itali GTO, just wearing Pegassi badges instead. Its exact engine layout isn’t even fully clear from the game files it looks V-shaped, but nothing confirms whether it’s meant to be a V8, V10, or something else. That kind of built-in mystery is normal for GTA vehicles, but it’s a fun detail most players never notice.
How much does the Pegassi Zorrusso cost?
No GTA 6 price has been announced. It costs $1,925,000 in GTA Online, though that number has no confirmed connection to whatever GTA 6 eventually charges.
Where can you find the Pegassi Zorrusso?
So far, it’s only been spotted driving on a Vice City freeway in the first trailer. Rockstar hasn’t said where you’ll actually find or buy one once the game is out.
Can you buy the Pegassi Zorrusso?
Not confirmed. It’s sold in GTA Online, on and off, so a similar option in GTA 6 seems likely, but nothing official has been said either way.
Is it connected to a mission or character?
Not confirmed. Jason is shown driving it in the trailer with Lucia riding along, but that doesn’t necessarily mean either of them owns it permanently.
Even without GTA 6-specific customization details, the Zorrusso already carries a lot of built-in design work. Its interior reuses the layout from another GTA car called the FMJ, with the same carbon paddle shifters and Pegassi badge on the horn button as two other cars, the Tempesta and Toros. That kind of part-sharing is common across Rockstar’s fictional car lineup it suggests these fast cars are treated as one connected family rather than separate one-off designs.
The clearest look at the Zorrusso comes from GTA 6’s first trailer, roughly 24 seconds in, where it races down a Vice City freeway at night. Jason is driving, and Lucia stands up through the open roof as they go. No second-trailer appearance or gameplay footage, official or leaked, has shown the Zorrusso since.
Like the Furia, the Zorrusso isn’t a brand-new design it’s an established GTA Online supercar making its first appearance in a single-player GTA story. Rockstar seems to be building GTA 6’s high-end supercar lineup partly out of proven GTA Online favorites rather than starting from scratch, which means players already familiar with GTA Online may recognize this car immediately, mystery engine and all.
| Feature | Pegassi Zorrusso | Grotti Furia |
| GTA Online Top Speed | 125 mph | 122 mph |
| GTA Online Price | $1,925,000 | $2,740,000 |
| Design Basis | Italdesign Zerouno Duerta | Pininfarina Battista |
| Body Style | Open-top roadster | Fixed-roof coupe |
| Trailer Moment | Vice City freeway, Lucia standing through the open roof | Vice City freeway, filmed by a passing car |
Is the Pegassi Zorrusso confirmed in GTA 6?
Yes. It shows up clearly in the first official trailer, racing down a Vice City freeway at night with Jason driving and Lucia standing up through the open roof.
What is the Pegassi Zorrusso based on?
Mainly the Italdesign Zerouno Duerta, an open-top hypercar, with smaller design touches from a few Lamborghini models and taillights styled after the Bugatti Divo. It’s not based on the Pagani Huayra, despite some claims online.
How much does the Pegassi Zorrusso cost in GTA 6?
Unknown. In GTA Online it costs $1,925,000, but Rockstar hasn’t shared any price for the GTA 6 version.
Has the Pegassi Zorrusso been in GTA before?
Yes. It was added to GTA Online in October 2019 and has been pulled from the dealership and brought back more than once since then.
How fast is the Pegassi Zorrusso?
Its GTA Online version reaches 125 mph fully upgraded, slightly faster than the Furia’s 122 mph. Rockstar hasn’t shared any speed numbers for the GTA 6 version yet.
Can you buy the Pegassi Zorrusso in GTA 6?
Not confirmed. It’s sold in GTA Online, though not always available there, so a purchase option in GTA 6 is a reasonable guess but not an official fact yet.
Does the Pegassi Zorrusso belong to Jason in the story?
We don’t know yet. He’s shown driving one in the trailer, but that could just be a scene, not a sign that he actually owns the car long-term.
The Pegassi Zorrusso earns its spot in GTA 6 the same way the Furia does as a proven GTA Online supercar making the jump into a real story for the first time. What makes it worth a closer look is the design mix-up around it: get the real-world inspiration right, and you get a genuinely interesting car with a Zerouno-shaped body, borrowed Lamborghini details, and a mystery engine nobody’s fully explained. What Rockstar hasn’t told us yet is almost everything about how you’ll actually drive it in GTA 6.