Koenigsegg Jesko, Viola

The Jesko is built on a carbon fibre tub that is 40 mm longer and 22 mm wider than the one in the Agera it replaced, and the car is 2,030 mm wide. Its dihedral synchro-helix doors were redesigned to open further outward, and inside, small screens are set into the spokes of the steering wheel. In Attack form it carries a large boomerang-shaped rear wing and weighs 1,420 kg at the kerb. Shown at Geneva in 2019 and named after the founder's father, Jesko von Koenigsegg, it is limited to 125 cars.

FrontiArt finishes this one in Viola, a violet metallic that reads pink in strong light, with darker purple stripes over the bonnet vent and the roof. The wing and its endplates are carbon with a purple tint, the splitter and sills are bare carbon, and the wheels are black five-spoke rims with silver discs behind them. At the tail, a carbon Jesko plate sits under the oval exhaust surround. The carbon weave base carries a black plaque naming Koenigsegg beside FrontiArt's own. FrontiArt builds it in resin at 1:18.