Koenigsegg is starting 2025 with a special delivery—a one-of-a-kind Jesko Attack finished in Naked Carbon with gold accents. It’s heading to Australia as the first right-hand-drive model of its kind. The car belongs to Adrian Portelli, a Melbourne-based billionaire known for his impressive car collection. You might remember him as the man who hoisted a $1.7 million McLaren Senna GTR into his 57th-floor penthouse. Now, he’s adding this rare Jesko to his garage. Read More Gordon Murray to Launch 'Tougher and More Focused' T.33S in Summer 2025 Under the hood, it packs a 1,600-horsepower engine in a lightweight design, making it one of the most powerful cars in the world. Koenigsegg distributor Sullivan Kerr will deliver it soon, marking only the second Jesko in Australia. A Ghostly Tribute in GoldKoenigsegg has gone all out with this Jesko Attack. The body features exposed Koenigsegg Naked Carbon (KNC), a finish that skips the usual gloss. Instead, the carbon fiber is polished to reveal its raw texture, giving it a striking metallic look. What really steals the show, though, are the 24-carat gold accents. You’ll find them on the front splitter, side bodywork, mirrors, and the tips of the rear wing. Look closely, and you’ll spot Koenigsegg’s ghost logo subtly etched into the gold. The interior is wrapped in rich Desiato Alcantara, with gold stitching that ties it all together. Even the carbon fiber trim gets a touch of gold. The car rolls on AirCore carbon wheels paired with jet-black brake calipers, accented in—you guessed it—more gold. The Jesko Attack: Built for the TrackThe hypercar’s 5.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine delivers up to 1,600 horsepower on E85 fuel. It’s paired with Koenigsegg’s Light Speed Transmission, a 9-speed system designed for rapid gear shifts and seamless acceleration. A large air dam directs airflow through the front hood for extra downforce. The active rear wing adjusts on the go to keep the car steady at high speeds. Koenigsegg’s Triplex suspension ensures the tires stay firmly planted, maximizing grip through corners. Read More One of Three Pagani Zonda HP Barchettas Spotted in Poland Earlier this year, the Jesko Attack set a lap record of 1:24.86 at Laguna Seca. That’s over half a second faster than the Czinger 21C, the previous record holder. Koenigsegg plans to make just 125 Jeskos, each with a starting price of $3 million. This includes the track-focused Attack variant. With custom touches like the KNC Gold Leaf treatment, that price climbs even higher. Source: koenigseggjesko.registry
