Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut, Naked Carbon

The Absolut is the Jesko set up for speed rather than grip. Two fins at the tail replace the Attack's large wing, cutting Koenigsegg's claimed downforce to 150 kg and the drag coefficient to 0.278, and Koenigsegg's own estimate for its top speed is 500 km/h. This one follows chassis 7267, the first customer Absolut, delivered to the Carage collection in Lucerne on 1 February 2024. It was built as a twin to the collection's Jesko Attack known as the Ghost of Le Mans, which first appeared at the Le Mans 24 Hours in June 2023, and shares its theme: Koenigsegg Naked Carbon, with the raw panels hand-sanded down to the weave, a ghost emblem on the roof trailing back towards the tail, and Le Mans embroidered into the headrests. Here the accents are red.

The model gives the hand-sanded finish as a satin carbon weave over every panel. The white ghost outline runs from the roof back over the engine cover, a red ghost sits on the rear deck, and Le Mans and Ghost are written in red script on the tail beside a JESKO absolut plate. The Carage crest appears in red on the rear flanks, and red calipers show through the five-spoke carbon wheels. It stands on a carbon-topped base with JESKO and a Swedish flag inlaid at the edge. It is built at 1:8.