Koenigsegg's development team is saddled with a rather interesting problem: their previous car was just too good. The Agera was a paragon of speed; even as a fundamentally 7-year-old design, its capabilities rival that of any modern, exorbitantly priced carbon-fibre missile. Now the Jesko. It doesn't rival them; it outright annihilates them, Agera included. An absurdly light chassis, a gearbox containing more abstruse technology than the Death Star, and an engine with more power than the gravitational pull of a black hole make it so absurdly advanced and fast that it feels like an anachronism in the primordial year of 2020. Hell, who knows; it might actually be from the future. I'm fairly sure that its V8 makes more than 1.21 gigawatts of power.* *I haven't confirmed. Don't take the advice of idiotic middle schoolers on the internet.
All by me. (As always, please read the instructions.) Koenigsegg To be honest, I'm not much of a fan of the aesthetic design. Even in person (yes I saw it,) it's not all that attractive. However, it's an engineering marvel, so I wanted to draw it.
