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  • Koenigsegg Regera and first U.S.-spec Agera RS, 2016 Monterey Car Week

    Koenigsegg turned up to last week’s Monterey Car Week with the first federalized example of the Agera RS. The bright orange car is a special example dubbed the Agera XS and Koenigsegg has confirmed the owner is none other than American businessman Kris Singh. He’s the same person that owns the first Lamborghini Veneno in the United States. ALSO SEE: Lamborghini just blew the roof off the insane Centenario Singh took delivery of the car in Monterey, so it was the first time that he had seen it after commissioning its build more than a year ago. According to Koenigsegg, Singh was...

  • Carina Lima and her Koenigsegg One:1 - Image via carinalima_racing
    Racing driver Carina Lima shows off her Koenigsegg One:1

    Portuguese racing driver Carina Lima has been revealed as one of the seven owners of a Koenigsegg One:1. She happens to own the very first One:1, chassis number 106, which was the original prototype Koenigsegg used to develop the car and the example on show at the 2014 Geneva auto show debut...

  • Koenigsegg Agera RS
    First U.S.-spec Koenigsegg Agera RS to land in Monterey

    Koenigsegg is ready to deliver its first federalized car in the United States. While there are a handful of the Swedish supercar marque’s cars already on these shores, including an uber-rare One:1, the cars don’t comply with local regulations meaning they were probably imported under...

  • Koenigsegg Regera performs a rolling burnout
    Koenigsegg burns serious amounts of tires with new Regera

    The Koenigsegg Regera should be an absolutely stunning machine. How do we know? It's a limited-production hybrid hypercar from the Swedish skunk works. The powertrain is comprised of a twin-turbocharged 5.0-liter V-8 engine that's paired with a trio of high-output electric motors. And all told, the...

  • Koenigsegg One:1 crash on the Nürburgring - Image via S. Baldauf/SB-Medien
    Mechanical failure behind Koenigsegg One:1 Nürburgring crash

    A Koenigsegg One:1 on Monday fell victim to the Nürburgring. The 1,341-horsepower hypercar was pretty much destroyed in the crash but fortunately the driver was unharmed. The wreckage was sent back to Koenigsegg’s factory in Ängelholm, Sweden where engineers were able to determine...

  • Koenigsegg One:1 crash on the Nürburgring - Image via S. Baldauf/SB-Medien
    Koenigsegg One:1 crash is possibly ‘Ring’s most expensive

    A Koenigsegg One:1 moments ago crashed on the Nürburgring. Fortunately the driver walked away unscathed, but the 1,341-horsepower hypercar looks to be a total wreck. The crash took place at the Adenauer Forst section of the notorious German race track. According to our photographer, the driver...

  • The BHP Project’s Koenigsegg One:1, Vmax200 - May 2016

    The Vmax200 is a regular gathering in the United Kingdom where performance enthusiasts get to push their cars to the limit on the safe confines of a runway. Drivers accelerate their cars down a 1.4-mile stretch before having to slam their brakes. A Koenigsegg One:1 with British racing driver Oliver Webb behind the wheel has now set a top speed record for the Vmax200. Achieved this past weekend in a One:1 owned by The BHP Project supercar club, Webb reached a top speed of 240 mph. DON'T MISS: What if your next Uber driver picked you up in a Bugatti? The car was running on E85 fuel which means...

  • Koenigsegg One:1 at the Nürburgring
    Koenigsegg One:1 testing at the Nürburgring as part of lap record preparation

    With speed limits no longer in place at the Nürburgring, Sweden’s Koenigsegg is setting out once again to attempt a lap record. The automaker confirmed a few weeks ago it will be running cars at the ‘Ring over the coming months in preparation for its record attempt. As previously...

  • Qoros Qamfree concept, 2016 Beijing Auto Show
    FreeValve 'camless' engine shown in Qoros concept at 2016 Beijing auto show

    Engineering outfit FreeValve, a sister company to Swedish supercar marque Koenigsegg, is developing a new type of engine that does away with the camshaft. The so-called “camless” engine relies on pneumatic valve actuators to open valves, which are then closed by air pressure or springs...

  • Koenigsegg Agera RS
    With speed limits lifted, Koenigsegg returning to Nürburgring to attempt lap record

    Just over a year ago, Swedish supercar marque Koenigsegg was testing a version of its then-new One:1 at the Nürburgring in the hope of setting a record for a street-legal production car. Unfortunately, just as Koenigsegg was testing, the motorsport governing body in Germany forced the...

  • Koenigsegg Regera Live Photos, 2016 Geneva Motor Show
    Koenigsegg heading to New York Auto Show with Regera, One:1

    Koenigsegg has never had a major presence in the United States as its cars were never homologated for local sale. That changed late last fall when Koenigsegg announced its Agera RS had been fully federalized. The first U.S.-spec Agera RS is currently being built and is expected to be ready in the...

  • Christian von Koenigsegg and the Koenigsegg One:1
    No plans for Koenigsegg SUV but expect a sedan

    Talk of a Koenigsegg sedan dates back quite a few years but the company’s CEO and founder Christian von Koenigsegg has finally confirmed that such a car is in the works. Speaking with Top Gear the magazine, von Koenigsegg said work on a sedan has already commenced though we may have to wait...

  • Koenigsegg Agera Final, 2016 Geneva Motor Show

    The new Regera supercar wasn’t the only major announcement from Sweden’s Koenigsegg at this week’s 2016 Geneva Motor Show. The company also rolled out the Agera Final, which will be built in an exclusive series of just three cars and marks the end of the Agera line. If you recall, it was at the Geneva Motor Show six years ago that Koenigsegg first presented the Agera. Since then the car has undergone numerous evolutions, culminating with the Agera Final. Buyers of the Agera Final can pretty much specify any elements previously used on Agera-based cars, including the ultimate...

  • Koenigsegg Regera Live Photos, 2016 Geneva Motor Show
    Koenigsegg Regera revealed in production trim, will hit 186 mph in 10.9 seconds

    Bugatti stunned us yesterday with its numbers for its Veyron-replacing Chiron but incredibly it isn’t the most powerful car on show this week at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show. Swedish rival Koenigsegg has a production-ready example of its Regera on its stand and the new hybrid supercar boasts an...

  • Koenigsegg Produces The Most Expensive Key Ever
    Koenigsegg Designs The World's Most Expensive Car Key

    The key fob for a number of high-end vehicles can often cause a bit of a stir. That's because there's potentially big money being spent on these optional extras. Go price out a Porsche and you can get a key made that looks like your very vehicle. Buy an Aston Martin and you'll be starting your car...

  • Koenigsegg Regera
    Christian von Koenigsegg Talks About The Regera In This 30-Minute Video

    Christian von Koenigsegg simply cannot hide how excited he is about his company’s latest creation, the Regera. The hybrid supercar was shown for the first time at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show and is due to start production at the end of this year. In this latest video, von Koenigsegg gives the...

  • Koenigsegg Regera
    Behind-The-Wheel Footage Of The Koenigsegg Regera: Video

    Watch as Christian von Koenigsegg takes his latest baby, the Regera, out for a spin. The hybrid supercar is still in development but as you’ll see in the video the car drives just like a production model. MUST SEE: Here's The Ford GT Going Into Race Mode: Video But the Regera is unlike any...

  • Koenigsegg FreeValve engine
    Video shows inner workings of Koenigsegg’s camless engine

    A subsidiary of Swedish supercar marque Koenigsegg has been working on a new type of valve system for engines that does away completely with the camshaft, hence the descriptor “camless” is often used. That subsidiary is FreeValve (previously Cargine), which has published a video that...

  • Koenigsegg One:1

    There are only seven Koenigsegg One:1 supercars in the world and now one of them can be yours… if you happen to have a spare $6 million sitting in your bank account. This is the car that’s rewriting the rules on how quick a street-legal car can get, with Koenigsegg having set some impressive times during official testing. For example, the One:1 can accelerate to 186 mph in just 11.9 seconds, and then it needs just 6 seconds to come back down to rest. This is due to its monstrous 1,341-horsepower output and relatively light 2,998-pound curb weight. You must be wondering who would...

  • Koenigsegg Agera RS chassis #128 under construction - the first U.S.-spec Koenigsegg
    Work Starts On First U.S.-Spec Koenigsegg

    Recently, we brought you news that the Agera RS supercar would be the first Koenigsegg fully homologated for sale in the United States, and that the first U.S.-spec example would bear chassis #128. Well, work on the Agera RS with chassis #128 has commenced and as promised Koenigsegg is fully...

  • Koenigsegg Agera R crash - Image via Global Car Wanted
    Koenigsegg Agera R Crashes In China: Video

    When it comes to rare cars, you don’t get much rarer than a Koenigsegg. In almost two decades of production, just over 100 cars have been churned out of the Swedish brand’s factory and now one of them has been wrecked. The crash took place in Chongqing, China and the car involved was an...

  • Koenigsegg Agera RS
    First federalized Koenigseggs are coming

    While there are a handful of Koenigseggs already in the United States, including an uber-rare One:1, none of the cars are in full compliance with local regulations which mean they are likely here under special rules such as the infamous ‘Show or Display’ clause. That’s all set to...

  • Koenigsegg Regera Autoskin Mode
    Koenigsegg Shows Some Skin With Regera Supercar: Video

    The things that Koenigsegg comes up with for its cars is usually nothing short of amazing. Be it the power, design, or just outright speed, the cars are remarkable works of both science and art. The automaker has recently refurbished its Ängelholm facility in Sweden to include a prototype...

  • 1996 Koenigsegg CC prototype
    Meet the very first Koenigsegg

    While Koenigsegg’s first model sold to the public was the CC8S launched in 2002, of which just six examples were built, there’s an even older car from the Swedish supercar marque. Recently, CEO and founder Christian von Koenigsegg revealed the inspiration behind Koenigsegg and how he...

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