THE WORLD'S FIRST KOENIGSEGG GEMERA HAS BEEN DESTROYED
2026-09-04
- The first customer Koenigsegg Gemera sustained damaged after it was vandalised
- The incident took place outside a luxury hotel in Denmark
- The police have opened an investigation into the matter
The world’s first customer Koenigsegg Gemera has been destroyed after being vandalised outside the Hotel d’Angleterre in Copenhagen.
A BRUTAL ATTACK Stones and bricks were thrown at the supercar, causing the windscreen to develop a large crack and partially shatter. Meanwhile, the body didn't fare well either: some of the paint work has been chipped off after the incident.
The owner of the supercar had only owned the supercar for just over a week at the time of the attack and the owner had taken the supercar on a driving tour across hundreds of miles of Denmark. Local police have opened an investigation with no arrests made at the time of writing.
A FAMILY SUPERCAR The Koenigsegg Gemera is a four-seat supercar complete with luggage space, making it surprisingly practical. It is powered by a 5.0L twin-turbocharged V8 and 1 electric motor, developing 2300hp and 2750Nm of torque. With a top speed of 249mph (400km/h), it launches from 0-62mph (0-100km/h) in a staggering 1.9 seconds.
Just 300 will be made at a price of over $1.7 million each. There's been no word from either the owner or Koenigsegg as to what may happen to the Gemera next.
