Koenigsegg

Koenigsegg


Country of origin
SwedenSweden
Model year
2002 -
Series
11
Registered in Sweden
19
Current classifieds
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Series




Explanation: Number of registered vehicles in Sweden Vehicles for sale Average price of current classifieds (SEK)

Series
For sale / Average price (SEK)
Model yearFuelsChassisSeatsRegisteredFor sale Average price (SEK)
Current series (3)
CC8502022 -
Coupé 2 seats
E85
2022 - 1
Gemera2025 -
Coupé 4 seats
PH/E85
2025 -
Jesko2020 -
Coupé 2 seats
E85
2020 - 4
Historic series (8)
Agera2011 - 2018
Coupé 2 seats
PE85
2011 - 2018
CC8S2001 - 2003
Coupé 2 seats
P
2001 - 2003 2
CCGT2007 -
Racecar 1 seats
P
2007 -
CCR2004 - 2006
Coupé 2 seats
P
2004 - 2006 3
CCX2006 - 2010
Coupé 2 seats
PE85
2006 - 2010 4
Concept1996 - 2023
CoupéCabriolet 2 - 4 seats
PFuel cellPH/E85
1996 - 2023 1
One:12014 - 2015
Coupé 2 seats
E85
2014 - 2015
Regera2015 - 2022
Coupé 2 seats
PH/E85
2015 - 2022 4
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Koenigsegg in Sweden


There are 10 registered vehicles from Koenigsegg in Sweden.

About Koenigsegg


The supercar manufacturer Koenigsegg was founded in 1994 by Swedish entrepreneur Christian von Koenigsegg. The company's first road legal car was finished in 2002, and since then Koenigsegg has built a reputation and brand as being one of the leading manufacturers in its genre by constant developing and fine tuning. The cars are extremely costly, hand made in very low series. Among the most known are the CCX, the Agera and Regera. Koenigsegg gained recognition by the public in its home country, Sweden, in the end of the 00's when the founder Christian von Koenigsegg tried to buy Saab from GM in co-operation with the Norwegian venture capitalist Bård Eker.