Koenigsegg Gemera, Champagne

Koenigsegg unveiled the Gemera online on 3 March 2020, after the Geneva Motor Show was cancelled. The name combines Swedish words meaning give more, and it is a four-seat grand tourer: a two-door coupé whose dihedral synchro-helix doors and lack of a B-pillar open up the cabin, which has eight cup holders, four heated and four cooled. The prototype used a 2.0-litre twin-turbo three-cylinder engine with three electric motors. Koenigsegg dropped that option in July 2024 for lack of demand, and the production car uses an updated Jesko V8 with electric motors, rated at a combined 2,300 hp on E85. Production, in Ängelholm, is limited to 300 cars.

FrontiArt paints it champagne, a pale metallic gold, over bronze spoked wheels. Black mesh fills the wide front intakes and the rear vents, carbon runs along the splitter, the sills and the diffuser, and a large carbon wing stands over the tail above the Gemera script plate. Through the glass, the four-seat cabin is trimmed in white. The carbon weave base carries a black plaque naming Koenigsegg beside FrontiArt's own. FrontiArt builds it in resin at 1:18.