Christian von Koenigsegg had planned to unveil not one, but two hypercars at the Geneva International Motor Show 2020, but the pandemic shut it down, so a video reveal was all we got in the end. Today, the company wants us to have a look at some pics showing both vehicles on test track.
The first one is Gemera, the marque’s first hypercar with a sedan/saloon body and also the fastest-going GT in the world. Its two-liter IC engine and three electric motors join their efforts for 1,723 PS (1,700 hp, or 1,268 kW), resulting in 1.9 seconds of standard sprint time.
The other one is Jesko Absolut, the brand’s single fastest production car in history that it never intends to surpass. Its top speed is not announced, but should be close to 532 km/h (330 mph), according to preliminary estimations.