Koenigsegg Gemera price, HV8 specs and production numbers

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The Koenigsegg Gemera's US starting price was reported at about $1.7 million: Christian von Koenigsegg gave that figure to Top Gear in 2020, and Robb Report still cited it in 2026. Koenigsegg's first four-seater is limited to 300 cars, all spoken for, and entered production in 2026. With the 5.0-litre Hot V8 (HV8) and Dark Matter e-motor it makes 2,300 hp and 2,750 Nm.

Years
2026–present
Body
Four-seat, two-door mid-engine hybrid 'Mega GT'
Launch price
$1,700,000 — Gemera HV8, 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.[5][4]
Production
300 Gemeras will be produced (maker); Robb Report reported in March 2026 that production had started and all 300 were spoken for.
Status
Sold out

Koenigsegg Gemera price by version

Koenigsegg Gemera versions with launch price, build count and status
ModelYearsLaunch price≈ USDBuiltStatus
Gemera HV82026–present$1,700,000[5][4]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

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 Gemera specs and performance

Koenigsegg Gemera output and performance as published by Koenigsegg
VersionPowertrainPowerTorqueTop speed
Gemera HV8[1][2][3][4]5.0-litre twin-turbo 'Hot V8' plus Dark Matter e-motor, 9-speed Light Speed Tourbillon Transmission, all-wheel drive2,300 hp2,300 hp combined: 1,500 hp from the HV8 plus 800 hp from the Dark Matter e-motor; 2,750 Nm combined torque (maker).not publishednot 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 Koenigsegg Gemera cost?

Koenigsegg has not published a Gemera price list. Top Gear's March 2020 launch story said to expect about €1.7 million, and Motor1 reported in April 2020 that Christian von Koenigsegg told Top Gear the US-spec car would start at $1.7 million. Robb Report still described it as the $1.7 million Gemera when production began in 2026. In 2023 Robb Report relayed an owners'-registry claim that the V8 adds about $400,000; Koenigsegg has not confirmed that figure.[6][5][4][7]

From three-cylinder concept to 2,300 hp HV8

The 2020 Gemera concept used a 2.0-litre three-cylinder 'Tiny Friendly Giant' engine with three electric motors. The July 2023 Client Specification car replaced them with the 800 hp Dark Matter e-motor and the nine-speed Light Speed Tourbillon Transmission, giving 1,400 hp and 1,850 Nm with the three-cylinder.

Koenigsegg added the Hot V8 option at the same time: a Jesko-derived 5.0-litre V8 with its turbochargers inside the V, making 1,500 hp on its own and 2,300 hp with the e-motor. Robb Report reported that the three-cylinder version was later dropped for lack of demand, so production cars use the V8.[2][3][8][4]

A four-seat megacar

The Gemera seats four adults with room for four carry-on suitcases, and has no B-pillars, heated and chilled cupholders, Apple CarPlay for front and rear passengers and a 115-litre fuel tank. It is built in the Gripen Atelier, an 11,000 m² facility in Ängelholm that Koenigsegg opened in 2023.[1][3][2]

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a Koenigsegg Gemera?

About $1.7 million in the US, according to Christian von Koenigsegg's comments to Top Gear as reported by Motor1; Top Gear's launch story put it at about €1.7 million. Koenigsegg has not published an official price.

How many Koenigsegg Gemeras will be made?

300. Koenigsegg says 300 Gemeras will be produced, and Robb Report reported in 2026 that all of them were spoken for.

How much horsepower does the Gemera HV8 have?

2,300 hp and 2,750 Nm combined: 1,500 hp from the 5.0-litre Hot V8 plus 800 hp from the Dark Matter e-motor, according to Koenigsegg's specification sheet.

Is the Koenigsegg Gemera in production?

Yes. Robb Report reported in March 2026 that Koenigsegg had started building the Gemera, six years after it was first shown.

How many seats does the Gemera have?

Four full-size seats. Koenigsegg calls it the first four-seat megacar, with luggage space for four carry-on suitcases.

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.

  1. Gemera — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)
  2. Koenigsegg proudly unveils the Client Specification Gemera and inaugurates its birthplace - The Gripen Atelier (2023-07-10) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (newsroom)
  3. Gemera HV8 Spec (2023) (2023-07-10) — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (press material)
  4. Robb Report, “Koenigsegg's Gemera Supercar Has Finally Gone Into Production (2026-03-31)” (secondary reference)
  5. Motor1, “Koenigsegg Gemera Build Slot Already Available At McLaren Dealer (2020-04-13)” (secondary reference)
  6. Top Gear, “The Koenigsegg Gemera is a 1,700bhp four-seat 'Mega GT' (2020-03-03)” (secondary reference)
  7. Robb Report, “Koenigsegg Gemera Buyers Can Upgrade to a V-8 That Boosts the Hybrid's Output to 2,300 HP (2023-07-10)” (secondary reference)
  8. Koenigsegg History — Koenigsegg Automotive AB (official site)

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