Koenigsegg CCR has been awarded the world record for the category “Most powerful production car”. The previous record holder was the Koenigsegg CC8S.

Koenigsegg showed off the performance of its new CCR at the inauguration of the new Dubai Autodrome this weekend.

Koenigsegg showed off the performance of its new CCR at the inauguration of the new Dubai Autodrome this weekend.

On October 7th, the first press day of the Australian Motor Show, the appointed Australian reseller Jim Papas, was happy to announce a huge success, due to the fact of at least one new happy customer.

At the Geneva Motor Show 2-14 of March Koenigsegg introduced the new CCR with unprecedented performance.

The Koenigsegg CCR is the extreme version of the CC. It exhibits several technological improvements to the engine and chassis, as well as some new design features on the body.

The Koenigsegg distributor in Dubai has grown and changed name

Koenigsegg Distributor Hamman of the Middle East has grown into becoming the company Quartermile.

Koenigsegg feels very proud to have such an representative in the Middle East.

Koenigsegg has received a Guinness Record for the most powerful production car in the world. Koenigsegg is replacing the Mclaren F1 for this record!

Christian v. Koenigsegg said he is happy that Guinness has recognized the CC and that he will strive for the official top speed record as well.

The Koenigsegg CC is the star of the latest edition of Midtown Madness.

The latest edition of the X-box features the Koenigsegg CC as the ultimate supercar. In order to drive the Koenigsegg CC you need to pass all other levels, i.e. all the other slower cars.

The new tires combined with the new integrated wing enhance the Koenigsegg’s already outstanding performance.

During test sessions of the new Michelin tires the Koenigsegg the car recoded up to 1.3 g in cornering force. Amazingly with the wider tires the real life test showed a CD-value of only 0.29 with a moderate down force.

On the 5th of March Koenigsegg was honoured by a visit from the Swedish King in Geneva during the ongoing auto show. His majesty Carl XVI Gustaf has a well known interest in sports cars.

On Sunday the 10th of November 2002 Koenigsegg conducted the first high-speed tests at the Nardo/Prototipo high-speed track.

The tests were kept unofficial in spite of the high media interest due to the risks involved. Koenigsegg rented the 12km long track exclusively with a medical team for a few ours in order