Yes, that’s correct. This Koenigsegg is faster than any other.
Koenigsegg had announced plans to unveil a 300-mph version the Jesko at the Geneva Motor Show a year ago. The Jesko Absolut was unveiled by the Swedish hypercar brand, GIMS.
Koenigsegg worked tirelessly to make the Jesko Absolut run as fast as possible. He lowered the drag coefficient from 0.278 to make it look impressively slim. More than 3,000 hours were spent on aerodynamic analysis and 5,000+ hours were spent designing and engineering the car. This is in addition to the work that the company did on the standard Jesko.
The technical specifications go beyond what the engine and gear shifts can deliver. Thanks to its lightweight construction and carbon fiber monocoque, the car is only 1,320 kg (dry). You can also remove the top and place it in the front. Koenigsegg claims that the Jesko Absolut can be used as a daily driver, even though it is a hypercar. The suspension is more flexible, making it easier to drive during normal driving.
Koenigsegg doesn’t promise a top speed run at the moment, but it does say it will “take the crown” if the opportunity presents itself.