Koenigsegg cars: models, prices, production numbers and the fastest Koenigsegg

By CarWhere Research · Updated

New Koenigseggs have been reported at roughly $1.7 million (Gemera) to €3.8 million, about $4.2 million, before taxes (Sadair's Spear); Koenigsegg itself rarely publishes prices. The Swedish maker, founded in 1994 and based in Ängelholm, builds strictly limited runs: 125 Jeskos, 300 Gemeras, 70 CC850s and 30 Sadair's Spears, all of which Koenigsegg says are sold out. Its fastest verified top speed is the Agera RS's 277.87 mph two-way average from 2017.

Koenigsegg model guides

How much is a Koenigsegg?Every model's launch price, cheapest to most expensive, plus auction resultsKoenigsegg JeskoTwo-seat mid-engine coupe with removable roof · 2022–present · from $3,000,000Koenigsegg GemeraFour-seat, two-door mid-engine hybrid 'Mega GT' · 2026–present · from $1,700,000 · 300 builtKoenigsegg RegeraTwo-seat mid-engine hybrid coupe with removable roof · 2018–2022 · from $1,890,000 · 80 builtKoenigsegg CC850Two-seat mid-engine coupe with removable roof · 2022–present · from $3,700,000 · 70 builtKoenigsegg AgeraTwo-seat mid-engine coupe with removable roof · 2010–2018

Koenigsegg prices, production and status

Every Koenigsegg model and version CarWhere covers, with launch price, build count and status
ModelYearsLaunch price≈ USDBuiltStatus
Jesko Attack2022–present$3,000,000[5][6]Reported US starting price (Motor1, rounded); Top Gear reported 'just under $3m plus local taxes' at the March 2019 launch. Not published by Koenigsegg.$3.0 millionnot published125 Jeskos in total across Jesko Attack and Jesko Absolut; Koenigsegg has not published the split, which Top Gear says was set by customer choice.Sold out
Jesko Absolut2022–presentnot published—not publishedPart of the 125-car Jesko run; Koenigsegg calls it the fastest car it will ever make.Sold out
Gemera HV82026–present$1,700,000[15][14]Reported US starting price — Christian von Koenigsegg to Top Gear, as reported by Motor1 (April 2020); Robb Report cited the same $1.7 million in March 2026. Not published by Koenigsegg.$1.7 million300300 Gemeras will be produced (maker); Robb Report reported in March 2026 that production had started and all 300 were spoken for.Sold out
Regera2018–2022$1,890,000[17]Base price reported by Top Gear at the March 2015 Geneva reveal; not published by Koenigsegg.$1.89 million8080 built; first deliveries in 2018, production ended in 2022 (maker).Production complete
CC8502022–present$3,700,000[5][21]Reported US starting price (Motor1 2026 price ranking, rounded); Top Gear quoted £3.3 million in December 2022. Not published by Koenigsegg.$3.7 million70Planned at 50 to mark Christian von Koenigsegg's 50th birthday, raised by 20 (for 20 years of production) after selling out (maker).Sold out
Agera2010–2011not published—not publishedNot published by Koenigsegg; RM Sotheby's catalogue describes it as one of seven Ageras produced from 2010.Production complete
Agera R2011–2014$1,700,000[24][25]Reported price in Forbes' list of the most expensive cars of 2012; evo listed about £875,000 new in the UK. Not published by Koenigsegg.$1.7 millionnot publishedNot published by Koenigsegg; RM Sotheby's catalogue says 18 were built from 2011 to 2014.Production complete
Agera S2012–2014not published—not publishedBuilt for markets without E85; count not published.Production complete
Agera RS2015–2018$1,650,000[27]Price reported by Top Gear at the March 2015 Geneva reveal ('just over £1m'); not published by Koenigsegg.$1.65 million2525 produced (maker); Top Gear reported all were sold by January 2016.Production complete
Agera RSR2016not published—not publishedRM Sotheby's catalogue describes three Agera RSR cars, offered for delivery only to customers in Japan.Production complete
Agera Final2016–2018not published—3Three Agera Final cars based on the Agera RS, including the 'One of One' shown at Geneva 2016 (maker).Production complete
One:12014–2015not published—7Six customer cars plus one factory development car (maker). Price never published; The Drive reported it was rumoured to exceed $2.85 million.Production complete
Sadair's Spear2025–present€3,800,000[32]Reported price plus local taxes (Top Gear, June 2025); not published by Koenigsegg.≈ $4.2 million30Strictly limited to 30 units, all sold at a private unveiling (maker).Sold out
CCGT12026not published—not publishedRevealed August 2026; production number not announced.Announced, deliveries pending
CCX2006–2010$620,000[34]Price reported by Robb Report (Best of the Best 2007); not published by Koenigsegg.$620,000not publishedTotal not published; the first Koenigsegg sold in the US. Two CCX Edition cars (888 hp) were built (maker).Production complete
CCXR2007–2010not published—not publishedTotal not published. Four CCXR Editions, two CCXR Trevitas and two CCXR Special Editions were built (maker).Production complete
CC8S2002–2004not published—6Six built, two of them right-hand drive (maker).Production complete
CCR2004–2006not published—1414 built (maker).Production complete

Launch prices are shown in the currency the maker announced them in, usually before local taxes, options and delivery. "≈" US dollar figures are CarWhere conversions at the ECB reference rate of November 13, 2026, not US prices. "Not published" means no official or reputable published figure was found.

From a 1994 start-up to an Ängelholm air base

Christian von Koenigsegg founded Koenigsegg Automotive on August 12, 1994, at age 22. The first CC prototype was driven in public in 1996, and the first production car, the CC8S, was built in 2002 and delivered at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show. Only six CC8S cars were made.

Since 2003 the company has been based in Ängelholm in southern Sweden, in hangars that once housed a Swedish Air Force fighter squadron — the source of the ghost emblem on every car. Koenigsegg's 2025 press releases put the workforce at around 800 people.[3][35][31]

The Koenigsegg line-up

Koenigsegg's two-seat 'megacars' run in a line from the CC8S, CCR and CCX/CCXR (2002–2010) through the Agera family (2010–2018) to the Jesko, sold as the high-downforce Jesko Attack and the low-drag Jesko Absolut. The Regera (80 built, 2018–2022) and the four-seat Gemera are its grand tourers.

Recent limited editions include the CC850 (70 cars), a tribute to the CC8S with a gated manual-style shifter; Sadair's Spear (30 cars), a track-focused Jesko; and the CCGT1, revealed in August 2026 as a tribute to the 2007 CCGT race car.[3][1][11][18][30][16][33]

  • Jesko Attack / Jesko Absolut — 125 cars combined, 1,600 hp on E85
  • Gemera — 300 cars, 2,300 hp combined with the Hot V8 (HV8)
  • CC850 — 70 cars, 1,385 hp on E85
  • Sadair's Spear — 30 cars, 1,625 hp on E85
  • Regera — 80 cars, production ended in 2022
  • Agera RS — 25 cars; One:1 — six customer cars plus one factory car

What is the fastest Koenigsegg?

By verified top speed, the fastest Koenigsegg is the Agera RS. On November 4, 2017, in Pahrump, Nevada, it averaged 447.19 km/h (277.87 mph) over two runs in opposite directions, and reached 457.94 km/h (284.55 mph) in one direction, according to Koenigsegg's record history.

Koenigsegg calls the Jesko Absolut the fastest car it will ever make. It holds the maker's 0–400–0 km/h record of 25.21 seconds, set in August 2025 and verified with Racelogic equipment, and Christian von Koenigsegg told Top Gear its simulations point well past 500 km/h. Koenigsegg's record history lists no Jesko Absolut top-speed run as of November 2026, so its top speed remains a claim rather than a verified figure.[3][9][8][10]

Can you still buy a new Koenigsegg?

Not from the current order books. In June 2025 Christian von Koenigsegg told Top Gear that all of the company's models were sold out, and that new, very limited projects would reopen ordering later. Robb Report reported in March 2026 that the Gemera had entered production with all 300 cars spoken for. Buyers who missed out turn to the resale market and public auctions, where a Regera sold for $3.25 million at RM Sotheby's Monterey sale in August 2026.[4][14][36]

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Koenigsegg?

Koenigsegg rarely publishes prices. Outlets have reported about $1.7 million for the Gemera, about $3 million for the Jesko, about $3.7 million for the CC850 and €3.8 million (about $4.2 million) before taxes for Sadair's Spear. Older models were cheaper new: the Regera was $1.89 million at its 2015 launch and the CCX about $620,000 in 2007.

What Koenigsegg models are there?

Koenigsegg's road cars are the CC8S, CCR, CCX and CCXR, the Agera family (Agera, Agera R, Agera S, One:1, Agera RS and Agera Final), the Regera, the Jesko Attack and Jesko Absolut, the four-seat Gemera, the CC850, Sadair's Spear and the CCGT1 revealed in 2026.

What is the fastest Koenigsegg?

The fastest verified Koenigsegg top speed is the Agera RS's 447.19 km/h (277.87 mph) two-way average, set in Nevada in November 2017. Koenigsegg says the Jesko Absolut is the fastest car it will ever make and it holds the 0–400–0 km/h record of 25.21 seconds, but Koenigsegg has not published a verified Absolut top speed.

How many Koenigseggs are made?

Every model is a limited run. Koenigsegg built six CC8S cars, 14 CCRs, 25 Agera RSs, seven One:1s (six for customers) and 80 Regeras, and is building 125 Jeskos, 300 Gemeras, 70 CC850s and 30 Sadair's Spears.

Who owns Koenigsegg?

Founder Christian von Koenigsegg is the majority owner through his family holding company. In September 2024 Koenigsegg announced a €50 million growth investment from Chieftain Capital Management, a New York family office.

Where are Koenigseggs made?

In Ängelholm, southern Sweden, at a former air force base Koenigsegg moved into in 2003. The Gemera is built in the Gripen Atelier, a factory opened on the site in 2023.

Is Koenigsegg sold out?

Yes. Christian von Koenigsegg told Top Gear in June 2025 that all current models were sold out, including the 30-car Sadair's Spear, which sold at a private viewing before its public reveal.

What does a used Koenigsegg sell for at auction?

Published results include a 2008 CCX at $1,215,000 (RM Sotheby's, 2021), a 2011 Agera at €1,917,500 (RM Sotheby's, 2025), Regeras at $2,645,000 (Bonhams, 2025) and $3,250,000 (RM Sotheby's, 2026), and a One:1 at CHF 4,600,000 (Bonhams, 2019).

Sources

Prices, production counts and performance figures come from Koenigsegg's own press releases wherever Koenigsegg published them; figures it did not publish come from the outlets marked "secondary reference". Each model guide lists its own sources.

  1. Jesko (Attack) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  2. Jesko – A New Heart (press information) (2019-03-05) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (press release)
  3. Koenigsegg History — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  4. Top Gear, “Every single new Koenigsegg is sold out (2025-06-30)” (secondary reference)
  5. Motor1, “Most Expensive Cars In The World (2026 Update) (2026-06-12)” (secondary reference)
  6. Top Gear, “This is the Koenigsegg Jesko, and it is the world's first 300mph hypercar (2019-03-05)” (secondary reference)
  7. Jesko Absolut — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  8. It's Alive! The first Jesko Absolut (2022-04-25) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  9. Koenigsegg Reclaims 0–400–0 km/h World Record with Jesko Absolut (2025-08-12) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  10. Top Gear, “Koenigsegg: Jesko Absolut will 'challenge' top speed record (2023-06-29)” (secondary reference)
  11. Gemera — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  12. Koenigsegg proudly unveils the Client Specification Gemera and inaugurates its birthplace - The Gripen Atelier (2023-07-10) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  13. Gemera HV8 Spec (2023) (2023-07-10) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (press material)
  14. Robb Report, “Koenigsegg's Gemera Supercar Has Finally Gone Into Production (2026-03-31)” (secondary reference)
  15. Motor1, “Koenigsegg Gemera Build Slot Already Available At McLaren Dealer (2020-04-13)” (secondary reference)
  16. Long live the King! The Koenigsegg Regera sets a new world record for homologated production cars 0-400-0 km/h (2023-06-16) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  17. Top Gear, “Koenigsegg Regera is 1800bhp of mad (2015-03-03)” (secondary reference)
  18. CC850 — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  19. Koenigsegg CC850, a Reimagined Homage to The Record-Shattering CC8S, Unveiled in Monterey (2022-08-19) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (press release)
  20. Unprecedented response to the Koenigsegg CC850 (2022-08-24) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  21. Top Gear, “Christian von Koenigsegg explains the wild CC850 hypercar (2022-12-26)” (secondary reference)
  22. 2011 Koenigsegg Agera — Paris 2025, Lot 241 — RM Sotheby's
  23. 2014 Koenigsegg Agera R — Abu Dhabi, Lot 122 — RM Sotheby's
  24. Forbes, “The Most Expensive Cars of 2012 (2011-12-05)” (secondary reference)
  25. evo, “Koenigsegg Agera R (2011 - 2014) (2013-08-19)” (secondary reference)
  26. Top Gear, “Koenigsegg's Agera RS has sold out (2016-01-18)” (secondary reference)
  27. Top Gear, “It's the 1160bhp Koenigsegg Agera RS (2015-03-04)” (secondary reference)
  28. 2016 Koenigsegg Agera RSR — Dubai, Lot 138 — RM Sotheby's
  29. The Drive, “1,341-HP Koenigsegg One:1 Formerly Owned by Dictator's Son Brings $4.6M at Auction (2019-10-01)” (secondary reference)
  30. Sadair's Spear — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  31. The New Koenigsegg Sadair's Spear (2025-06-25) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  32. Top Gear, “New Koenigsegg Alert! This is the €3.8m, 1,603bhp Sadair's Spear, built to smash records (2025-06-25)” (secondary reference)
  33. The New Koenigsegg CCGT1 (2026-08-13) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  34. Robb Report, “Best of the Best 2007: Sports Cars: Koenigsegg CCX (2007-06-01)” (secondary reference)
  35. About Koenigsegg — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  36. 2020 Koenigsegg Regera — The Monterey Auction 2026, Lot 230 — RM Sotheby's

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