Koenigsegg CC850 price, production numbers and specs
By CarWhere Research · Updated
The Koenigsegg CC850 is listed at about $3.7 million by Motor1, and Top Gear quoted £3.3 million in 2022; Koenigsegg did not announce a price at its August 2022 reveal. Production was raised from 50 to 70 cars after the first run sold out within a week. Its 5.0-litre twin-turbo V8 makes 1,385 hp on E85 against a 1,385 kg curb weight, through a transmission that works as a gated six-speed manual or a nine-speed automatic.
- Years
- 2022–present
- Body
- Two-seat mid-engine coupe with removable roof
- Launch price
- $3,700,000 — CC850, Reported US starting price (Motor1 2026 price ranking, rounded); Top Gear quoted £3.3 million in December 2022. Not published by Koenigsegg.[4][5]
- Production
- Planned at 50 to mark Christian von Koenigsegg's 50th birthday, raised by 20 (for 20 years of production) after selling out (maker).
- Status
- Sold out
Koenigsegg CC850 price by version
| Model | Years | Launch price | ≈ USD | Built | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC850 | 2022–present | $3,700,000[4][5]Reported US starting price (Motor1 2026 price ranking, rounded); Top Gear quoted £3.3 million in December 2022. Not published by Koenigsegg. | $3.7 million | 70Planned at 50 to mark Christian von Koenigsegg's 50th birthday, raised by 20 (for 20 years of production) after selling out (maker). | Sold out |
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.
Koenigsegg CC850 specs and performance
| Version | Powertrain | Power | Torque | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC850[1][2][3] | 5.0-litre twin-turbo V8, Engage Shift System (6-speed manual / 9-speed automatic) | 1,385 hp1,185 hp on gasoline, 1,385 hp on E85 (maker). | 1,020 lb-ft | not publishedNot published |
Figures are the maker's claims; acceleration is shown only in the form it was published (0–60 mph or 0–100 km/h).
How much does the CC850 cost?
Koenigsegg revealed the CC850 at The Quail during Monterey Car Week on August 19, 2022, without a price; Motor1 reported then that the price was undisclosed. Top Gear later quoted £3.3 million, and Motor1's 2026 ranking of expensive new cars lists the CC850 from $3.7 million, which made it pricier than the Jesko.[2][6][5][4]
A tribute to the CC8S
The CC850 marks 20 years since the first production Koenigsegg, the CC8S, and Christian von Koenigsegg's 50th birthday. It keeps the CC8S's shape, detachable hardtop and telephone-dial wheels, but uses Jesko-derived hardware. Its Engage Shift System, based on the Light Speed Transmission, offers a gated six-speed manual with a clutch pedal or a nine-speed automatic mode; it won Top Gear's Innovation of the Year award in 2023.[2][7]
CCGT1: the CC850-based track tribute
In August 2026 Koenigsegg revealed the CCGT1, built on the CC850 as a tribute to the 2007 CCGT race car. It uses a 1,280 hp (1,600 hp on E85) twin-turbo V8 and up to 800 kg of downforce; Koenigsegg did not announce a price or production number.[8]
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Koenigsegg CC850?
About $3.7 million according to Motor1's price ranking; Top Gear quoted £3.3 million. Koenigsegg did not publish an official price.
How many Koenigsegg CC850s will be made?
70. Koenigsegg planned 50, then added 20 after the car sold out within days of its August 2022 reveal.
Does the CC850 have a manual transmission?
Yes and no: its Engage Shift System works as a gated six-speed manual with a clutch pedal or as a nine-speed automatic, and the driver can switch between them.
How much horsepower does the CC850 have?
1,385 hp on E85 and 1,185 hp on gasoline, with 1,385 Nm (1,020 lb-ft) of torque, according to Koenigsegg.
Is the CC850 sold out?
Yes. All 70 cars are spoken for, Top Gear reported in 2025.
Sources
Specifications, launch prices and production figures are as published by Koenigsegg unless marked "secondary reference"; auction results come from the auction houses' own lot pages.
- CC850 — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
- Koenigsegg CC850, a Reimagined Homage to The Record-Shattering CC8S, Unveiled in Monterey (2022-08-19) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (press release)
- Unprecedented response to the Koenigsegg CC850 (2022-08-24) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
- Motor1, “Most Expensive Cars In The World (2026 Update) (2026-06-12)” (secondary reference)
- Top Gear, “Christian von Koenigsegg explains the wild CC850 hypercar (2022-12-26)” (secondary reference)
- Motor1, “Koenigsegg Increases CC850 Production Due To High Demand (2022-08)” (secondary reference)
- Koenigsegg History — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
- The New Koenigsegg CCGT1 (2026-08-13) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
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