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12/15/2025

New to our registry is a US-delivered Jesko painted in Sweden’s national colours: chassis #7301.

Delivered to New Jersey in November via , this Jesko was officially the third unit to arrive in the US. The car joins a collection in Red Bank, NJ, alongside a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+, a McLaren 765LT, and a few Ferraris, including an F40 and 812 GTS.

This Jesko Attack is finished in Imperial Blue, a metallic paint colour. It has Jet Black striping, specifically the Apex Stripe, Slingshot Stripe, and Pebble Beach stripes, as well as a Clear Carbon Slipstream Stripe. Complementing the blue paint are Yolk Yellow Engelholm Fins and matching brake calipers.

The car is optioned with Carbon Wing Mirrors and AirCore Carbon wheels. The owner has also splurged for the 1.19MW Environmental Power Upgrade, allowing the car to produce 1,600 horsepower on E85 (up from the standard 1,200 horsepower).

The interior is two-tone Blueberry and Desiato Alcantara with Drift Pattern stitching. The G-Force Meter has been optioned.

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Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut - Chassis #7301
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12/12/2025

“Sweet Home Alabama!” is the tune the latest addition to our registry is singing… Introducing America’s first Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut: chassis #7375.

Delivered in November through by , this milestone delivery marks the first of the top-speed variant Jesko to arrive in the United States. Though delivered through Florida, the car resides in a growing collection in Birmingham, Alabama, making it the first-ever Koenigsegg in that state.

This Jesko Absolut is finished in Koenigsegg Naked Carbon (KNC), a $443,000 option that gives a raw exposed carbon look to the entire body. The sole pop of colour on the car are the red brake calipers.

The car is optioned with Carbon Wing Mirrors and, like comes standard with every Jesko Absolut, has both the AirCore Carbon wheels and the 1.19MW Environmental Power Upgrade, allowing the car to produce 1,600 horsepower on E85.

The interior is Desiato Alcantara with Lingonberry stitching. The G-Force Meter has been optioned in chrome (silver).

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Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut - Chassis #7375
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12/06/2025

Meet Erebus, recently delivered to Texas and new to our registry: chassis #7279.

Jesko “Erebus” is named after the personification of darkness in Greek mythology. Finished in a full Koenigsegg Naked Carbon (KNC) body, this Jesko Attack is as stripped-back as they come.

KNC combines Koenigsegg’s masterfully crafted carbon fibre and meticulously hand-sanding right down to the weave, resulting in a raw, metallic finish.

In addition to the carbon body, this car is optioned with AirCore Carbon wheels and Carbon Wing Mirrors. The brake calipers are Jet Black.

The interior of this Jesko is Desiato Alcantara with Snow Stitching in the Diamond Pattern. The G-Force Meter has been optioned in Jesko Green.

This is the second Jesko delivered to the Lone Star State via (Koenigsegg Dallas).

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Koenigsegg Jesko “Erebus” - Chassis #7279
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12/03/2025

Who has the ’s BEST car collection? 🏈

You might think of superstars like Patrick Mahomes, Odell Beckham Jr, or Saquon Barkley. Or maybe your mind goes to Tom Brady, the most accomplished quarterback of all time, or the often-flashy Odell Beckham Jr.

What if we told you that it’s none of those?

Instead, it is linebacker Josh Sweat () that is building the most ridiculous garage in the National Football League!

This Koenigsegg Jesko, chassis #7292, is his latest addition. The Swedish “megacar” produces a staggering 1,600 horsepower from its 5.0L V8 twin-turbocharged engine and is one of the most impressive cars on the road today.

Currently, Sweat’s Jesko is one of just nine in the United States and is valued at approximately $3.5 million. The Jesko, which has been turning heads on Arizona roads recently, is painted in Battle Grey and has Sweet Mandarin (orange) accent stripes. The AirCore Carbon wheels (a $105,000 option) are ultra lightweight, allowing for quicker acceleration and more agile cornering.

Sweat, who won the 2024 Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles (recording 2.5 sacks and 6 tackles in the game), signed a four-year deal with the Arizona Cardinals back in March 2025.

👉We interviewed him about his latest Koenigsegg purchase, which you can read on our website, Egg Registry (link in bio).

Don’t forget to check out the rest of his collection, including a Koenigsegg CCX (chassis #7044) and a McLaren P1, on his page: .

11/23/2025

Italy’s ONLY Koenigsegg Jesko 👻🇮🇹

This Jesko, originally delivered to ex-Formula 1 driver Adrian Sutil, now belongs to one of the Luxottica heirs, the world’s largest producer and retailer of glasses and frames. The 30 year old owner, who reportedly inherited about $3.5 billion at age 27 (in 2022), is building one of Italy’s most renowned modern car collections. This Jesko is its latest addition, joining a garage alongside an Aston Martin Valkyrie, Ferrari Daytona SP3, Maserati MC12, Pagani Huayra, and lots more!

This car is painted in Champagne and has a Roe Deer Alcantara interior. It is optioned with the desirable 1.19MW Environmental Power Upgrade, giving it an incredible 1,600 horsepower.
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Koenigsegg Jesko - Chassis #7397
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11/21/2025

A Koenigsegg has broken the $10,000,000 barrier, setting a new record for the brand.

While million-dollar hypercars are now common, only a handful of modern car, like the McLaren F1, Pagani Zonda, and Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Roadster, ever break the magical $10 million threshold. That changed recently when the only Koenigsegg One:1 in North America, chassis #7112, sold for a massive eight-figure sum.

Originally delivered to Miami in 2015 before spending nearly a decade as the crown jewel of a legendary Chicago-based collection, this One:1 is among just seven units ever built. The first road legal car to have a power-to-weight ratio of 1:1, it is often considered the ultimate expression of Christian von Koenigsegg’s engineering vision and has become one of the world’s most desirable, but hard-to-acquire, modern hypercars.

The car will remain in the United States, now calling Kansas home. It is joining a collection already filled with eight-figure icons like the McLaren F1 and Pagani Zonda. Suffice to say, the One:1 is in good company. We are so thrilled to announce the news of such a monumental sale for an already legendary car.

What do you think about the news of this sale? Let us know!

Link in bio for the full story.

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11/17/2025

Odin has a Chinese clone! New to the registry is Jesko chassis #7383.

This Jesko Attack was delivered to Kingsway Koenigsegg in Hong Kong back in June 2025. The spec is eerily similar to Jesko ‘Odin’, so much so that, when we first saw photos, we wondered whether Odin itself had sold to Hong Kong. Alas, this is its own car, just with a near-matching spec.

This car has a Clear Carbon body and Gold Leaf accents, specifically the Apex Stripe, Slingshot Stripe, Engelholm Fins, Pebble Beach Stripes, and wing mirror stalks. The car also has gold badging, including the Koenigsegg crest and Ghost badges. The car wears AirCore Carbon wheels and has Jet Black brake calipers. The car is optioned with Carbon Wing Mirrors.

The interior is Desiato Alcantara with Gold stitching in the Diamond pattern. The interior trim is done in gold chrome, such as surrounding the climate control vents and the G-Force Meter.

So, how can you tell apart chassis 7383 from Odin (chassis 7509)? The biggest differentiating factor is the gold flake in the clear coat, which Odin has, giving it a distinctive sparkle under light, but 7383 lacks. On the interior, 7383 has gold surrounding the G-Force Meter while Odin does not. The ‘Koenigsegg’ text on the steering wheel is black on Odin and is gold on 7383.

According to the information we have, this car resides in Guangzhou, China, but seems to split its time between there and Hong Kong.

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Koenigsegg Jesko - Chassis #7383
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11/10/2025

The streets of Queensland have been alive lately with the sound of the Jesko’s twin-turbo V8. This example, chassis 7369, recently sold to a new owner in the greater Brisbane area and he’s seemingly been driving it daily!

The owner is a successful but private entrepreneur — not someone who seeks attention or clout but who is, by all accounts, a down-to-earth passionate car enthusiast. This Jesko, which was the first to be delivered to Australia and is nicknamed “True Blue”, is the latest addition to his garage and we wish him many more thrilling drives!
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Koenigsegg Jesko - Chassis #7369
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11/03/2025

New to the registry is a major milestone delivery for Koenigsegg, their first modern delivery to their home country! Meet Jesko chassis #7293.

Despite being a Swedish manufacturer, essentially all of Koenigsegg’s success in selling their megacars has been abroad. Countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland have been the biggest recipients. Throughout the entire production run of Agera and Regera, not a single unit was delivered to a customer in Sweden. You would have to go back to the CCX to even find a Koenigsegg delivered to a dealership in Sweden, though none went to the garage of a Swedish owner. For a brand that is so proudly Swedish, it struggled to pe*****te its home market.

That has finally changed. Koenigsegg recently handed over this Jesko, chassis 7293, to a Swedish customer. The car, sold and delivered through , was ordered by its owner way back in 2020 and becomes the first modern Koenigsegg to be delivered (and now registered!!) in Sweden.

This Jesko is painted white and wears aluminium wheels. Quite sparse in options, with no striping or optional carbon, the car has Jet Black brake calipers and painted (white) wing mirrors. The interior is two-tone Snow Leather (roof, back wall) and Desiato Leather with Snow Diamond Stitching (seats). The interior trim is black aluminium, a 150,000 SEK (about US$15,700) option.

We can only imagine how proud and the entire Koenigsegg team are to be delivering a Jesko to a client in their home country. We cannot wait to see this beast on Swedish roads!

What do you think of this milestone?
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Koenigsegg Jesko - Chassis #7293
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10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 🎃👻

We had a lot of fun taking these on a recent shoot of Agera S ‘Goblin’ with the wonderful team! What do you think?

Chassis #7095

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