German tuning house Mansory has unveiled its latest high-profile project, a modified version of the Koenigsegg Jesko that represents a more restrained approach than many of the company’s previous builds. While still unmistakably aggressive, the new package stops short of the visual excess that has defined much of Mansory’s reputation.
Rather than a full vehicle rework, the project consists of an extensive aerodynamic and styling package designed specifically for the Jesko. Mansory’s upgrade includes 17 individual carbon-fiber components distributed across nearly every exterior surface. These additions include a roof-mounted air scoop, revised hood cover, front and rear aerodynamic flaps, front wings, a reworked diffuser, vertical aerodynamic elements, and newly designed front “boomerang” pieces. At the rear, the package adds a centrally mounted racing-style light inspired by Formula 1 designs, along with additional trim pieces Mansory refers to as rear eyebrows. The exterior is finished in a subdued gold tone that contrasts with the brand’s typically louder color palettes.
The interior continues the carbon-fiber theme with bucket seats trimmed in a turquoise-colored liner. Matching turquoise accents appear on the doors, center console, and steering wheel, creating a consistent but highly noticeable cabin treatment. According to CarScoops, the color choice ensures the modifications are just as obvious inside the vehicle as they are outside.
Mechanically, the car remains unchanged from the standard Jesko. Power comes from a twin-turbocharged 5.0-liter V-8 engine producing 1,600 horsepower, paired with Koenigsegg’s bespoke nine-speed transmission. First revealed in Geneva in 2019, the Jesko entered production in 2021 and has since become known for extreme performance figures, including a quarter-mile record set by the Absolut variant.
In the hypercar segment, Koenigsegg is most often compared with Bugatti, another manufacturer pushing the limits of speed and engineering. Mansory has previously applied its styling philosophy to Bugatti models as well, producing similarly controversial results.
Pricing for the Jesko package has not been disclosed, though buyers are expected to supply their own vehicle, which is widely believed to start around $3 million. While the modifications may impact long-term resale value, Mansory’s clientele has historically prioritized exclusivity and immediate visual impact over future collectability.
Via Masonry
