What are the models of Koenigsegg?
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There are the following three models: AgeraRS. The Griffin sports car boasts excellent aerodynamic performance, with the new car constructed using a large amount of lightweight materials. It is reported that the carbon fiber body weighs only 1395 kilograms. The powertrain of the new car is a biturbo V8 5.0T twin-turbo hybrid engine, with a maximum power output of 1360 horsepower (1014 kilowatts) for the AgeraRS, and a top speed of 400 kilometers per hour. It should be noted that the tailpipe at the rear of the car is not an exhaust outlet but a battery cooling vent. CCXRTrevita. Equipped with a 4.7L V8 engine, it has a top speed of 254 miles per hour and a maximum power output of 1018 horsepower. Its body incorporates its unique carbon fiber diamond weaving technology. Regera. This car is built with new lightweight materials, with an overall weight of around 1420kg. It is also a hybrid model, offering pure electric mode driving. However, its built-in battery pack has a capacity of only 9.27kWh, allowing for a pure electric range of only 50km.
Koenigsegg is a Swedish hypercar brand, founded by its creator in 1994. The prototype was launched in 1996, and the first production model, the CC8S, debuted in 2002 with 655 horsepower and blistering speed. Then came the CCR in 2004, which broke speed records with 856 horsepower. The CCX arrived in 2006, more eco-friendly and powerful. Later, the 2008 CCXR featured hybrid and turbocharging, boosting performance dramatically. The 2010 Agera series, like the Agera R, surpassed 1000 horsepower and set lap records. The 2014 One:1 was limited to just 6 units, boasting an insane 1:1 power-to-weight ratio. The 2015 Regera was a fierce hybrid, and the 2019 Jesko exceeded 1600 horsepower. The newly launched Gemera is a four-seat hybrid hypercar. These cars are extremely rare, crafted with ultra-precise, hand-built artistry. Their development trajectory is clear—each generation innovates, leading the hypercar trend. Watching them evolve from the first model to the latest Gemera feels like witnessing an industrial marvel in constant progression.
