Exclusive Koenigsegg Jesko Attack Exposes 24-Karat Gold Touches

by AutoExpert   |  3 January, 2024

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Koenigsegg has announced they will produce just 125 examples of the Jesko hypercar, and one, in particular, stands out with a breathtaking finish. This Jesko, draped in glossy carbon fiber with exquisite 24-karat gold accents, pays homage to the legendary Agera RS, famously known as "Phoenix."

Notably, the exterior boasts exposed carbon fiber, treated with a clear coat.

Koenigsegg Jesko Attack

The exclusivity extends to real 24-karat gold leaf accents, proudly displayed on various exterior components. These include the front canards, wing mirror arms, a central element on the front fascia, aerodynamic flics along the side skirts, and the rear wing.

Koenigsegg Jesko Attack

Additionally, gold accents gracefully highlight the Koenigsegg badges and lines running along the roof, creating a truly remarkable visual spectacle. This specific Koenigsegg Jesko belongs to the "Attack" variant, emphasizing its track-focused orientation. Specifically, it introduces aggressive aerodynamic elements, including an upgraded rear wing, a more pronounced front splitter, and a distinctive diffuser.

Koenigsegg Jesko Attack

Moreover, Koenigsegg offers the "Absolut" version, which stands out for its high-speed prowess and theoretical ability to exceed 300 mph. Under the hood, all Jesko versions share a powerful 5.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine.

Koenigsegg Jesko Attack

This powerhouse delivers a whopping 1,280 hp on regular pump gas and a greater 1,600 hp when fueled with E85. The engine is paired with Koenigsegg's innovative 9-speed multi-clutch transmission, designed to propel the rear wheels with outstanding efficiency and performance.

Koenigsegg Jesko Attack

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