Koenigsegg's Exclusive Holy Trinity of KNC Hypercars

Koenigsegg, renowned for its ultra-rare and million-dollar hypercars, has an even more exclusive trio known as the “Holy Trinity of Koenigseggs“: the Jesko, Regera, and One:1. What sets these three dark-themed beauties apart is the Koenigsegg Naked Carbon (KNC) option – a striking finish with exposed carbon fiber bodies. Only three existing Koenigseggs boast this exceptional feature, making them the rarest within the Swedish marque’s hypercar lineup.

The KNC option comes with a staggering $443,400 price tag, an astronomical sum even for Koenigsegg’s affluent clientele. It involves painstakingly removing the epoxy used in the carbon fiber production process, revealing the raw weave of carbon fiber strands. This meticulous craftsmanship results in a truly one-of-a-kind finish that sets these hypercars apart from the rest.

The Regera was the first to receive this unique treatment in 2018, followed by the new Jesko showcased at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. The One:1, an uber-limited model, is also among the trio with the KNC finish. Interestingly, the One:1 had made headlines in 2016 when it crashed while attempting a lap record at the Nürburgring. However, Koenigsegg confirmed its rebuild, and now it proudly stands as one of the three exclusive KNC-finished hypercars.

All three examples of these exceptional Koenigseggs with the KNC finish are owned by Carage Luzern, the Swiss distributor of Koenigsegg’s extraordinary machines. The Koenigsegg Jesko Attack has chassis #7286, the One:1 has chassis #7107, and the Regera has chassis #7209.

These hypercars, already extraordinary in their own right, have been elevated to a new level of uniqueness with the KNC option. With just three of these dark-themed beauties in existence, they represent the epitome of exclusivity and desirability among hypercar enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.