PIRELLI, ON THE ROAD WITH CYBER TYRE: 1,500 KILOMETERS DRIVING THE PAGANI UTOPIA ROADSTER The Italian hypercar departed from the Pagani Automobili headquarters in Modena, reached Bosch Engineering near Stuttgart, and continued on to Pirelli Headquarters in Milan. Milan, 19 May 2026. A journey of more than 1,500 kilometers across Europe behind the wheel of the Pagani Utopia Roadster equipped with Cyber Tyre technology as standard, connecting Pirelli with Pagani Automobili and Bosch Engineering. These are the first companies to have integrated Pirelli Cyber Tyre technology with vehicle dynamics systems: the digital ecosystem that has transformed the role of the tyre from a passive component into an active sensor capable of transmitting real-time data on tyre and road conditions, with the primary benefit of enhanced driving safety. THE JOURNEY OF PIRELLI CYBER TYRE The Pagani Utopia Roadster equipped with Cyber Tyre technology as original equipment departed from the headquarters of Pagani Automobili in San Cesario sul Panaro, north of Bologna, where it was designed and built. The Italian hypercar was the first model to adopt this system integrated with the electronic systems governing vehicle dynamics. Communication between the tyres and systems such as ABS, ESP and traction control was enabled through the collaboration with Bosch, particularly with Bosch Engineering, the second stop on the journey, in Abstatt, north of Stuttgart. Finally, the journey returned to Italy, to Milan, home to Pirelli headquarters, where the technology was conceived and developed. Explaining the Cyber Tyre system throughout the various stages of the journey were Horacio Pagani, founder and driving force behind Pagani Automobili; Dr. Johannes-Joerg Rueger, CEO of Bosch Engineering; Piero Misani, CTO of Pirelli; and Corrado Rocca, Head of the Pirelli Cyber Unit. Horacio Pagani, founder Pagani Automobili: “For over twenty years, our research has been guided by Leonardo’s principle of