Koenigsegg Agera

Koenigsegg Agera Specs
Top Speed: 245 mph / 394 km/h
0-60 mph: 3.1 sec
Engine: 910HP 4.7 Liter

The 2011 Koenigsegg Agera is hailed as the ultimate supercar yet produced by the erstwhile Swedish exotic roadster manufacturer. While certain quarters declare that Koenigsegg have missed out big time on Volvo and Saab, this iconic Swedish car company is taking on a strong position in pushing for the design and development of a supercar that scores high in the aspects of production philosophy, performance and form. Riding at the heels of the smashing success of the Koenigsegg CC by retaining its distinct design concept and original form, this latest masterpiece is expected to be a real showstopper even from a distance with the perfect combination of familiar elements of the CC and fresh additions in both the exterior and interior sections of the Swedish supercar.



The 2011 Koensigsegg Agera sets new standards for high performance sports car giving the Swedish company its enviable position reputation as a marquee player in the exotic supercharged car segment. But the company breaks barrier and performs outside of its comfort zone and is poised to offer premium additions beyond our expectations. The BIG pluses of the Koenigsegg masterpiece include the largest luggage compartment in its class and the innovative removable hardtop can, which redefine the standards of high end supercars and give competition a run for their money.



The Swedish supercar manufacturer is expected to adopt the production program for its 2011 Koenigsegg Agera that runs parallel to the top selling Koenigsegg CCX and Koenigsegg CCXR variants. Koenigsegg celebrates a major milestone with the release of the Agera, topping its 15-year successful run in creating technological marvels that set the standard of performance on the track and on the road. Agera, which is derived from the Greek word "ageratos," is brimming with fresh elements and sharp characteristics in its design concept and performance.



The Company has been able to inject a youthful character that is so unique of the Agera, yet it gives you the familiar elements that are distinctively Koenigsegg. This latest offering by the Swedish company has sent a strong message to all and sundry. In fact, it is determined to stay way up front and ahead of the rest of the pack in more than just the speed. It has dared to break the barriers of performance by going beyond the typical limits of excellence known by the competition.



Automotive experts agree that the 2011 Koenigsegg has been able to retain all the elements that made Koenigsegg a success for the last 15 years, while adding some innovations to provide the Agera a personality that is distinct from its older siblings. So, what are the new things that we can expect from the Agera?



The braking technology of the 2011 Koenigsegg Agera is probably one of the most exciting additions. The braking system is equipped with the proprietary ventilated brakes made of ceramics. It can zip seamlessly at high speed as it draws power from a 4.7 li V8 workhorse engine that is outfitted with modified air flow. The Agera twin engine runs on regular petrol delivering a strong kick of 910 horsepower. The Agera can really burn some rubber as it can reach 62 mph in just 3.1 seconds and 240 mph is just under 9 seconds. The top speed of the Agera is 245 mph. This exotic Swedish speedster also scores some big points in safety as it comes with the latest traction technology giving you unmatched handling and control in various driving styles and road conditions.

The interior of the Agera evokes a stylish character owing to its distinctive Ghost light system. This new lighting system illuminates the control buttons at the dash and center control console using invisible nano tube lights. The billet and the aluminum surface are also illuminated, giving you a clear view of the panel markings and instrumentation symbols. The Agera also features an information screen that deliver on-demand critical information and data such as the Sat-Nav, compass, lap timer and music among others.



The 2011 Koenigsegg Agera features 15.4-inch tires out front and 15-inch rear tires. The front end of the Agera delivers a striking look with its intricate and smooth LED headlights, perky multi-clusters, restyled bumper and new rear light assembly, giving it a whole new stance that is unmistakably futuristic. The body frame of the Agera is 169 inches long, 78.6 inches wide and 44.1 inches high. This exotic supercar total weight is 2832 lbs and provides a ground clearance of almost 4 inches.



While those who love to stay on the fast lane consider the CCX and CCXR as the ultimate choices for super fast sports car, Koenigsegg has gone a step further with the Agera by going for reduced power in favor of top end performance. Koenigsegg really went all out in their latest offering. On top of the commitment in delivering a real racetrack performer, it has also hit the mark creating an exotic sports car that is also a looker on the street as well. The low-slung body configuration of the Agera and its aggressive front pose cuts a sharp silhouette that will definitely be its distinctive mark both on the track and on the road. With its unmatched weight balance and wider front track and its modified track control, the Agera is expected to be at least as swift around the track as the CCX and CCXR.

While Koenigsegg had made no bones about its intention to stick to tradition in the design and development of the Agera, a closer look at this exciting speedster will easily show that there are enough tweaks here and there to make it stand out from its predecessors. This is after all what people are looking for in high-end supercars.



Koenigsegg Agera R

In 2011 Geneva Auto Show Koenigsegg has introduced it's Agera R supercar, which is a power and speed improvement over the older Agera. Koegnisegg Agera R will be powered by a twin turbo V8, 5.0liter engine. It will be capable of producing an astonishing 1115 horsepower.



More Koenigsegg Cars:
Koenigsegg CCX
Koenigsegg CCR