With an estimated asking price of 2.3 million euros, equivalent to 26.5 million kroner, is expected the auction attract collectors from all over the world.
There are only seven Koenigsegg Agera in the world. (Photo: RM Sotheby’s)Ordered by German customer
The car in question is a Koenigsegg Agera from 2011, specially ordered by a customer in Germany. The Ageran, which was designed in 2010, is equipped with LED framed headlights, a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox and a five-liter V8 engine that pumps out a whopping 950 horsepower.
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“X” – a unique specimen
Koenigsegg produced only seven copies of the Agera model.
Nicknamed the “X” by fans, this particular example stands out with its split Formula 1-inspired rear wing and exposed matte carbon bodywork. It is also believed to be the first car from the factory in Ängelholm with a satin-like finish.
The exterior is decorated with red stripes with white edges, reminiscent of the pinstripes on the turbine-shaped rims. These are not only aesthetically pleasing but also designed to increase ground pressure and improve brake cooling.
Actera has 950 horsepower. (Photo: RM Sotheby’s) Modernized interior
When the car was first delivered it had a white leather interior, but during a 2020 refurbishment the cabin was updated to black leather and Alcantara with red contrast stitching.
As a subtle tribute to Sweden, the colors of the Swedish flag have been integrated into the seats.
Although the car has driven just over 2,000 miles, it is in almost perfect condition. It has recently been serviced at an authorized Koenigsegg dealer in Munich.
The interior has been updated. (Photo: RM Sotheby’s)
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Holds value at auction
The expected price of the Agera X reflects Koenigsegg’s position as a sought-after manufacturer among collectors.
In December, a 1,018-horsepower Koenigsegg prototype sold for $2.3 million, and last year a Regera — marketed as one of the world’s fastest cars — fetched $2.8 million.
With its name meaning “timeless” in Greek and “to act” in Swedish, the Agera X is expected to be a hot candidate at the auction. The bidding starting in February – will the collectors act quickly?