The final Koenigsegg Jesko has rolled off the assembly line. Jesko #125 was commissioned by Russian tennis star Daniil Medvedev. The keys to his new hypercar were handed over during a special event at the factory in Sweden.
The final Jesko is a low-drag Absolut version. It is finished in a one-off spec, featuring a Skumpa exterior with a Regera-inspired green-tinted carbon fibre centre stripe and bespoke bronze accents. Inside, it has brown and beige leather paired with green-tinted carbon fibre seats, rose-gold-toned metal finishes and custom embroidery.
Koenigsegg employees gathered around the assembly line to mark the end of production of the Jesko.
“The last Jesko. We gathered along the production line to give the final Jesko a round of applause as it made its way out. A moment to pause and take in how far we’ve come since we first imagined this car. I’ve always believed there is room to do things differently. The Jesko gave us the opportunity to explore that belief, from rethinking how a transmission works to discovering just how much performance we could unlock. Seeing the final Jesko in front of us was something special. Even after 125, that feeling never gets old,” CEO Christian von Koenigsegg wrote.
The Jesko Absolut is powered by a 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine that makes 1600 hp and 1106 lb-ft of torque. The engine drives the rear wheels via a 9-speed multi-clutch transmission.
It holds several records, including the fastest speed achieved in a standing 1/2 mile and the fastest 0-249-0 mph.
Source: Koenigsegg
