Few hypercars possess the Koenigsegg Jesko’s aura, and even fewer are fortunate enough to have Mansory modify them.
The German tuner, who is renowned for pushing the boundaries of uniqueness on both SUVs and exotics, has focused on one of only 125 Jeskos produced, pushing an already extreme vehicle into uncharted territory.
This particular Jesko, presumably an Attack spec, has received what Mansory calls a “complete all-carbon aerodynamic package”. Seventeen carbon components reshape the car from front to rear.
The nose is sharpened by bonnet vents and winglets, the rear wing is redefined by a redesigned lip spoiler and alternative endplates, and the airflow and appearance are improved by a new diffuser centre section and racing brake light.
Even a roof scoop has been added, channelling extra air to the 1,578bhp 5.1-litre twin-turbo V8 that already pushes the limits of physics.
Mansory has chosen a custard yellow-beige colour scheme rather than its customary flamboyance.
The result is aggressive yet measured, a Jesko that looks every bit as extreme as it drives but without straying into cartoon territory.
This Mansory Jesko is a daring, if unique, statement for collectors who demand both exclusivity and state-of-the-art engineering.
