Limited to only 80 units worldwide, this Koenigsegg Regera was sold for more than 3.2 million USD.
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| Launched at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, Koenigsegg Regera is the first hybrid sports car model from the Swedish brand to replace the Agera line. |
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| From 2016 to 2022, Koenigsegg will only produce a limited number of 80 Regeras. Each unit has a starting price of more than 2 million USD . |
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| This Regera was delivered new to a customer in the US in 2021. The total value of options available on this car is up to 1.2 million USD . |
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| The Ghost Package option, which includes additional front and rear spoilers, helps create 20% more downforce than the standard Regera. This option costs $285,000 . |
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| The car’s exterior is quite striking with Candy Liquid Blue paint, accompanied by exposed carbon fiber body parts. This paint color costs 82,000 USD . |
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| The car’s carbon fiber exterior mirrors alone cost $5,530 . |
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| However, the highlight of the car is the decorative details made of real gold leaf. These motifs on the body have a total value of up to 47,600 USD . |
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| Koenigsegg Regera’s carbon fiber “Tresex Aircore” wheels are worth about 57,000 USD . However, the gold-plated option on this detail costs $30,000 . |
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| The front and rear bumper spoiler positions and side skirts made of gold leaf have a total value of up to 101,500 USD , higher than the newly launched Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 model. |
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| The front luggage compartment has a capacity of only 150 L. This space is used to fix the carbon fiber roof when not in use. |
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| Like other Koenigsegg models, Regera possesses the Swedish car company’s exclusive synchro-helix door mechanism. |
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| The Autoskin function allows the driver to activate the dihedral doors, hood, and engine compartment lid to automatically open/close with just one button. |
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| The car’s interior is equipped with racing seats covered in blue leather similar to the exterior, accompanied by a yellow embroidered Koenigsegg logo and luxurious diamond motifs. |
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| After nearly 2 years, the car’s odo has just reached the 615 mile mark, equivalent to 990 km. |
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| The 9-inch vertically arranged infrared touch center entertainment screen is made by the Neonode brand. |
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| Koenigsegg Regera is equipped with a 5.0L twin-turbo V8 engine, accompanied by a 1-speed KDD (Koenigsegg Direct-Drive) transmission system supporting the electric motor. |
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| More specifically, this Regera is equipped with a capacity option of 1.31 MW, equivalent to 1,781 horsepower. This number is higher than the standard capacity of 1.11 MW, or 1,509 horsepower. The price of this option is up to 250,000 USD . |
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| Similar to the Agera, the Regera is equipped with a unique Triplex suspension system, including 3 independent shock absorbers from the Ohlins brand installed on the rear axle. |
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| Other gold-plated details such as the Koenigsegg logo, Regera logo, coolant tank cap, door opening button… have a total value of up to 41,600 USD . |
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| The car is equipped with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 high-performance tires measuring 19 inches on the front axle and 20 inches on the rear axle, combined with carbon ceramic brake discs worth $6,000 . |
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| With 4 driving modes: Comfort, Wet/Snow, Sport and Track, Koenigsegg Regera is capable of accelerating from 0-100 km/h in 2.8 seconds, before reaching a maximum speed of 404 km/h. |
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| In 2021, the car was delivered for a total of 3,277,636 USD . Of which, the value of options and shipping costs was more than 1.24 million USD . |
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| This special Koenigsegg Regera is being sold on an online auction, with a current price of up to 2.6 million USD . |
