Spotting a Koenigsegg One:1 is a great achievement for a spotter. It's an extremely rare car. Koenigsegg built only seven copies of which the Swedish will keep the first copy at their factory. Despite its rarity you've managed to spot five unique copies. Something that we're really proud of.
It all started in the summer of 2014 with a spot in the Swedish city Växjö. It was Koenigsgg's silver and black coloured testing and show model which was completely camouflaged. This probably is the best known One:1. This car was brought to Geneva for the introduction of this model and was also shown on the Goodwood Festival of Speed together with a One:1 with a bare carbon fiber bodywork. Within the two months after this, the car was also spotted in Ängelholm and Copenhagen.
As all modern supercars do, the One:1 had to do a lap on the Nürburgring. The famous testing model was spotted twice around the German track.
The first private owned Koenigsegg One:1 was spotted in Düsseldorf. It was the same copy as was shown by Koenigsegg on the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The owner did a roadtrip from Düsseldorf and during this trip he visited Monaco in the company of three Bugattis and an Agera R. A year later, this car was spotted in the Swedish city of Ängelholm.
In 2015 it was time for the matte blue Koenigsegg on British license plates. The owner was, just like many other rich people, enjoying the sun during summer in Monaco.
Another One:1 was spotted in Geneva, last year. It's a beautiful copy with black carbon fiber and blue details. The car was spotted twice in front of the expensive Kempinski hotel. The car is registered in Equatorial Guinea, which makes it plausible that this hypercar is financed with development money.
The latest spotted One:1 is registered on British license plates and if you ask us this is the most tasteful copy. The combination of black and dark blue carbon fiber looks just amazing. The subtle colours look great on the exterior of the Koenigsegg. The simple lines are accentuated with white lines.
