20 Koenigsegg Fastest Car With Their Top Speed

• Top Speed: 330 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.5 seconds

Fastest car of Koenigsegg is the Jesko Absolut with a top speed of over 300 mph. The founder of this brand launched this vehicle to set a new world record. As a result, the engines of the cars were updated, they invested more time in improving handling, and the car was made lighter and more aerodynamic for best performance.

However, this car is not limited to speed. There are many in-built factors that make this car a supercar such as type of climate control, infotainment, leg/headroom, and others. The car is powered by the latest version of Koeningsegg's V-8, generating 1,280 horsepower.

• Top Speed: 300 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.5 seconds

Koenigsegg Jesko is the second fastest car with a top speed of 300 mph. Apart from the speed, it is loved for its track time and cornering capability. The production of this car was restricted to 125 units. The car boasts a series of aerodynamic elements such as the gigantic wing that will generate maximum of 3,000 pounds of downforce.

With 1,280 horsepower on regular fuel, Jesko has 5.0L Twin-Turbo V8 engine. The car is bult in such a way that makes it easy to skip gears while shifting, that allows immediate throttle response. The base price of this model is $2.8 million.

• Top Speed: 280 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.5 seconds

Koenigsegg CC850 is one of the most simplified and technical cars the company will ever have. The CC850 is a perfect match of classic design and latest technology, and the engine makes it an ideal driver's car. This model is inspired by the original CC8S and was introduced during the 50th birthday of Christian as well as to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the original CC8S.

The transmission system of this vehicle is extraordinary and includes an Engage Shift System based on the Light Speed Transmission seen in the Jesko. It has a 5.0L twin-turbo V8 engine with 1,385 horsepower. The base price of this car is $3,650,000.

• Top Speed: 278 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.8 seconds

Koenigsegg Agera RS is an update of the original Agera which was first launched in 2010. Several years of development and improvement has made the RS into an amazing track weapon and today it is one of the fastest-produced car in the world. The car features the exact qualities that customers want in a supercar.

Equipped with a 5.0L twin-turbo V8, the RS produces 1176 horsepower and 940 lb-ft torque in regular form. The curb weighs 3,075 pounds and it is a middle-engine, rear-wheel drive vehicle. The customization option adds another plus point to this vehicle.

• Top Speed: 278 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.5 seconds

There were three Ageras from the final edition that marked the end of the Koenigsegg Agera range of vehicles. The cars are based on the Agera RS model but with different specifications. The first model 'One of One' included an orange paint scheme with slight carbon and blue accents. The second, 'Agera FE Thor' was a two-tone dark paintwork including smashed diamonds and white accents.

The third 'Agera FE Vader' featured the same diamond smashed, dark paint, and white accent. The final edition is equipped with an astonishing 5.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine that releases a surprising 1,160 horsepower and 944 lb-ft of torque on regular gas.

• Top Speed: 273 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 3.2

With amazing performance and top speed, Koenigsegg One:1 starts at $2.85 million. It is the first ratified production car in the globe with one megawatt of power, making it the world's first mega car. The 1 horsepower to 1-kilogram power ratio is something even its competitors were unable to surpass.

The One:1 features an updated version of the Agera R's 5L twin-turbo V8 engine that produces 1,140 horsepower and 1,011 of torque. It is an example of a stabilizing lightweight with power. Only 7 examples were built with futuristic interiors.

• Top Speed: 261 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.8 seconds

The Agera S was designed keeping in mind all the features and functions of the Agera R, but to prevail in markets where E85 fuel was unavailable. Even though this model did not run on high-octane biofuel, Agera R arranged to pull out 1,100 newton meters of torque and 1,030 hp from the 5L bi-turbo V8 engine.

Agera S was also the first Koenigsegg model to include the rebellious in-house expanded and constructed Koenigsegg hollow carbon fiber Aircore wheels. This 2-seater car has a top speed of 261 mph and can complete 0 to 60 acceleration in 2.8 seconds. The starting price is $1.46 million.

• Top Speed: 261 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.8 seconds

Agera R is a modern model in the Koenigsegg catalog with a flex-fuel 5.0L twin-turbo V8 engine, generating a hp of 1,140 and 885 pound-ft torque. The Agera R started at $1.52 million back in 2014. The features and functions of this model are derived from the parent model Agera with the latest and most creative solution to improve performance as well as overall look.

The enhanced performance includes carbon on the front bonnet and bumpers, the latest Aero exhaust, a stunning look, and enhanced engine power with 1,115 hp and 885 pound-ft of torque.

• Top Speed: 254 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.9 seconds

The word 'Trevita' means 'three whites' in Swedish. Prior to Trevita, Koenigsegg manufactured its car with dark carbon fiber. Trevita changed the old tradition and introduced the fiber to a sparkling, silvery-white. Whenever sunlight falls on Trevita, it shines vibrantly resembling plenty of tiny white diamonds.

Apart from that, Trevita featured a new dual carbon rear wing, airbags, paddle-shift, infotainment system, Inconel exhaust system, hydraulic lifting system, and many others. It has two supercharged bolts and boasts hp of 1,018 and 782 pound-ft torque. It costs $4.8 million.

• Top Speed: 251 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.8 seconds

The word 'Regera' means 'to reign' and Koenigsegg has proven to the world why it deserves a place in the list of top exotic cars in the world. The Regera was particularly invented to be a luxury mega car, unique from its conventional lightweight, race-like cars. The cutting-edge twin-turbo V8 combustion engine with 3 electric motors and powerful battery power isn't the only special feature.

The interior is immensely luxurious and filled with high-tech equipments, that is normally ignored in fastest cars. With its 1,500 hp and 1,280 Nm of torque, Regera costs around $2 million.

• Top Speed: 250 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.9 seconds

The CCX Edition was built to deliver more ultimate performance. It had a twin-supercharged V8 engine with 888 hp with a top speed of 250 mph that can complete 60 mph in just 2.9 seconds. The motive of this edition was to build a supremely stylish and comfortable car, with better performance of differently designed wings and special side winglets.

However, only two editions were ever produced. These editions featured amazing new features that were unique to the original model, including 4.8L engine, 11 spoke wheels, unique rear wing, side winglets, and others.

• Top Speed: 249 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 1.9 seconds

Koenigsegg car 0-60 to hit this rate fastest is Keonigsegg Gemera. Koenigsegg has always been front in technology and Gemera proves it right. By using just a three-cylinder engine, a three-motor electric hybrid system, Gemera receives 1,700 hp and 2,583 pound-ft of torque. This four-seat plug-in hybrid grand tourer price starts at $1.7 million.

Gemera incorporates the thrilling characteristics of a mid-engine two-seater mega car and combines it with the feasibility of a four-seater car with massive cargo space. The upcoming Gemera will feature a V8 hybrid powertrain that can boost 2,300 hp and 2,028 pound-fr of torque.

• Top Speed: 249 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.9 seconds

Koenigsegg Agera is one of the fastest cars with a top speed of 249 mph. In Swedish, Agera means 'to take action', and in ancient Greek, the word means 'Ageratos or ageless.' The Agera highlights distinctive 7-speed transmission along with an E-diff and wet clutch feature, that brings out a system that improves performance and handling.

It was the first Koenigsegg model to include Vortex Generating Rims (VGR). They acted as air turbines to extract air so as to improve the brake cooling, and significantly enhance the downforce of the car. Agera came with 947 hp, 811 pound-ft of torque, and starts at $ 1.5 million.

• Top Speed: 249 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.9 seconds

The CCXR is an updated version of CCX that incorporated 'Flower Power' and could run on recyclable ethanol, making it the first environment-friendly car in the world. Not a single car in 2007, was considered an environmental factor.

The astonishing twin-supercharged V8 engine supported with a flex-fuel sensor and hardware, allowed the car to function on a variety of fuels. It was even awarded as 'one of the 10 Most Beautiful Cras in history' by Forbes Magazine in 2009. It produces 1,018 ho with 781 pound-ft of torque and costs $700,000.

• Top Speed: 249 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 2.9 seconds

The CCXR Special Edition was the last limited edition of the flex-fuel-capable CCXR range and took the CCXR model to the next height. It possessed excellent visible carbon work during its time in the market and included a revised aero package with a dual F1 wing, an exclusive larger front splitter, and side winglets. It had a touchscreen infotainment system with navigation.

The CCXR Special Edition was the first model to introduce the F1 Paddle shift system in Koenigsegg models. It is hard to believe but one of the most powerful cars ran on E85 ethanol fuel and features a twin-supercharged 4.7L V8 engine with 1,018 hp. The price started at $2.3 million.

• Top Speed: 249 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 3.0 seconds

During 2008, when CCXR Edition released its 4 units none of the other supercars could match the power-to-weight ratio of this car. CCXR Edition was known for its fantastic drivability, framework, and brake setup that could survive even on an uneven road.

The CCXR Edition presented an altered, 4.8L twin-supercharged flex-fuel Koenigsegg engine that produced a huge 1,018 hp with 782 pound-ft. Other than that the 4 editions featured unique qualities such as, 11 spoke wheels, a unique rear wing, distinctive side winglets, and others.

• Top Speed: 245 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 3 seconds

Koenigsegg produced only one model of CCGT in 2007 with a motive to compete in the FIA GT1. This model was a side project which Christian and his team of engineers built for the sole purpose, that was sold for $3,521,925. It took three years to build this car.

With such hard dedication, the car ended up with amazing results. It was super pumped, weighed below 1,000 kg without ballast, had 600 kg downforce and more than 600 hp and 679 pound-ft of torque.

• Top Speed: 245 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 3.6 seconds

CCX is a third-generation Koenigsegg built with modern technology, the latest engine, and an extended chassis. It was the first car of its time to use technologies that carmakers use every day today, such as designing a car in a 3D program and giving it shape through CNC machines.

It was also the first Koenigsegg car to not use a Ford-based engine. The motive of this car was to make it a global car, designed with ample security features, and environmental factors. CCX generated a hp of 795 with 679 pound-ft of torque and it charged $700,000.

• Top Speed: 241 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 3.3 seconds

The CCR is a mid-engined sports car produced between 2004 to 2006 by succeding the CC8S. Fourteen CCRs were produced in total. In 2005, Nardo test track in Italy, CCR was able to take the Guinness record for the fastest-produced car in the world. There were many other records set by this car.

The Ford-based 4.7L engine V8 was designed with a Lysholm twin-screw compressor system, which gave the engine an appreciable rise in performance and made it produce power at low RPMs. CCR featured 795 hp with 679 pound-ft of torque and it was available for $650,000.

• Top Speed: 240 mph
• 0 to 60 MPH: 3.3 seconds

CC8S was Koenigsegg's first production car, with just 6 cars produced between 2002 to 2003. This model paved the way for several Koenigsegg models. The engine was based on a modular Ford V8 engine design. The car won many awards, such as the 'Guinness World Record' for being the most powerful production engine, and was also awarded for astonishing design.

CC8S produced 655 horsepower with 553.1 pound-ft of torque and it cost $350,000. This model of Koenigsegg was based on the CC prototype and it took eight years for the company to produce this car.