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The History of Koenigsegg: Engineering Excellence Since 1994
Founded in 1994 by Christian von Koenigsegg, Koenigsegg Automotive has become a global icon of innovation and performance. Below is a detailed timeline of its journey, highlighting key models and milestones.
1994-2001: Early Years
- 1994: Koenigsegg Automotive founded by 22-year-old Christian von Koenigsegg.
- 1996: First concept vehicle, the CC, is driven publicly.
- 2000: The CC8S prototype debuts at the Paris Motor Show.
2002-2010: First Production Models
- 2002: CC8S enters production (6 units).
- 2004-2006: CCR produced (14 units).
- 2006-2010:
- CCX: 29 units.
- CCXR: 9 units.
- CCGT: 1 unit.
- CCX Edition: 2 units.
- CCXR Edition: 4 units.
- CCXR Special Edition: 2 units.
- CCXR Trevita: 2 units.
2011-2018: The Agera Era
- 2011-2014:
- Agera: 7 units.
- Agera R: 18 units.
- Agera S: 5 units.
- 2014-2016: One:1: 7 units, including prototype.
- 2015-2018: Agera RS: 27 units.
- 2018: Agera Final Edition: 3 units.
2016-2024: Regera and Beyond
- 2016-2022: Regera: 85 units.
- 2019-2024: Jesko and Jesko Absolut: 125 units combined (production ongoing).
- 2022-2025: Gemera: 300 units planned.
- 2023-2025: CC850: 70 units planned.
Key Milestones
- 2002: First production car, the CC8S, introduced.
- 2004: CCR sets Guinness World Record as the most powerful production car.
- 2017: Agera RS sets five world records, including the highest top speed for a production vehicle (447.19 km/h).
Production Overview
- By the end of 2022, Koenigsegg had produced approximately 255 cars in total.
- From 2023 to 2024, the company plans to deliver 495 units, signaling a shift toward increased production.
Legacy and Vision
Koenigsegg continues to redefine automotive excellence with its blend of innovation, luxury, and record-breaking performance. With models like the Jesko, Gemera, and CC850, the brand pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in the hypercar industry.
