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Slammed Koenigsegg Gemera "Shorty" Rendered, Looks Sleek

When Koenigsegg introduced the original Jesko last year, the hypercar was sent on a world tour to enjoy we all get to enjoy its technical and visual might. Alas, the Jesko Absolut (the 300+ mph derivative) and the Gemera that debuted earlier this month weren't as fortunate, since the effects of the coronavirus epidemic means the pair of speed devils are now confined to the Angelholm base (here's a recent signting of the Jesko Absolute).
Slammed Koenigsegg Gemera rendering 19 photos
Photo: frzeditz/instagram
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Fortunately, we can now bring the family hypercar that is the Gemera back under the spotlights, with a digital artist having come up with a custom incarnation of the machine.

Since we're talking about mere pixel play, Frzeditz, to use the artist's nickname, had no problem with taking the $1.7 million vehicle down the aftermarket route.

As such, the 1,700 horsepower hybrid was slammed using air suspension and you can check out the "pose" setup of the new hardware in the first social media post below - for the record, the actual Gemera comes with hydraulically-adjustable ride height for both axles.

While we're in fantasy land, there's no reason to fret over the (optional) revolutionary third-gen Aircore carbon fiber wheels of the Swedish vehicle having been replaced by tuner-look rims with generous lips.

As those of you tuned into our Speed Shot tales are well aware (there's a dedicated tag below), this kind of road connection is a trend nowadays, with more and more real-world machines belonging to various segments featuring such a transformation.

On a more serious note, you should also zoom in on the second Instagram post below. This showcases the cabin styling story behind the Gemera, with the CC, the original Egg, used as a starting point.

It's worth mentioning the post comes from Etienne Salomé, a designer whose portfolio doesn't just include the Gemera, but also the cabins of multiple Bugatti models.


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