Two new Koeniggsegs debut in Geneva

KoenigseggKoenigseggSweden, 1994 > present6 models
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is betting strong at this year's Geneva Motor Show as the Swedish brand is revealing two new cars: the track-focused Agera RSKoenigsegg Agera RSSweden, 2015 > present and the hypercar RegeraKoenigsegg RegeraSweden, 2015 > present.

Regera

The Regera is the first hybrid ever created by Koenigsegg and features a staggering combined output of 1806hp and 2150Nm of torque. The car combines a V8 engine and three electric motors, one on each rear wheel and one on the crankshaft.

In terms of design the Regera gets a softer front-end design compared to the one from the Agera. It features larger front air intakes, a front diffuser, wrap-around windscreen and prominent roof scoop. The rear gets an Akrapovic-developed exhaust, which exits from a rear diffuser. The Regera's charging port is placed just above that diffuser.

The Regera is equipped with large rear spoiler which  contributes to a total downforce of 450kg at 250km/h. The hypercar runs on 19-inch carbonfibre wheels at the front and 20-inch units at the rear, with ventilated ceramic brake discs on all four corners.

With the Regera, Koenigsegg refers that it is launching the most powerful production car in existence, with the output of the hypercar clearly overtaking the McLaren P1Lotus Elan +2SUnited Kingdom, 1967 > present1 photo
, LaFerrariFerrari LaFerrariItaly, 2013 > present16 photos
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and Porsche 918 Spyder.

Only 80 units of the Regera will be produced by Koenigsegg.

Agera RS

The Agera RS is the latest evolution of the AgeraKoenigsegg AgeraSweden, 2010 > present7 versions
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supercar and is described as “taking the Agera to all new levels of performance.”

The track-focused RS gets technology from the One:1Koenigsegg Agera One:1Sweden, 2014 > present hypercar, and upgrades to the aerodynamic bodywork. The updates include a track-optimised front splitter and an active rear spoiler which is capable of providing up to 450kg of downforce at 250km/h.

The Agera RS is powered by Koenigsegg’s familiar 5.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine with an output of 1160hp and 1280Nm of torque. The engine is coupled to a seven-speed paddle-shift transmission.

With a kerb weight of 1395kg, the new Agera RS is also around 40kg lighter than the Agera RKoenigsegg Agera RSweden, 2011 > present11 photos
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. the new track-focused version also gets ventilated ceramic brake discs feature at all four corners and features 19in carbonfibre wheels at the front and 20in wheels at the rear, with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup2 tyres.

The Agera RS will have a limited production of 25 units, with 10 of those already sold.