Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut, Blue Tinted Carbon

The Absolut is the Jesko reshaped for speed. Its body is 85 mm longer than the Attack's, the louvres in the front wings are smoother, the front splitter and side winglets are gone, and two fins replace the rear wing. The rear wheels take removable covers for stability at high speed. Koenigsegg unveiled it in March 2020 and estimates its top speed at 500 km/h, with theoretical figures of 531 to 563 km/h. It is also the lighter Jesko, at 1,390 kg against the Attack's 1,420 kg at the kerb.

FrontiArt shows it in blue tinted carbon: the weave runs over the whole body under a deep blue lacquer, so the pattern shows in the light and the car reads dark navy in shade. Fine white pinstripes trace the roof and the engine cover down to the fins, and SENSHI, with its Japanese characters, sits on each rear flank. The front wheels are black five-spoke rims, the rears wear the flat covers in a silver finish, and a carbon plate reading Jesko Absolut sits under the oval exhaust. The carbon weave base carries a black plaque naming Koenigsegg beside FrontiArt's own. FrontiArt builds it in resin at 1:18.