KOENIGSEGG Jesko Absolut | 0-400-0 km/h - NEW WORLD RECORD

Koenigsegg has once again claimed the coveted 0–400–0 km/h world record for homologated road cars at Örebro airfield on August 7, 2025. Factory test driver Markus Lundh piloted the Jesko Absolut to an astonishing new time of 25.21 seconds, surpassing both the company’s own previous benchmark from June 2024 and everyone else. This latest achievement was made possible by new and improved software strategies applied to the same Jesko Absolut used in last year’s record run. Dubbed “Absolut Overdrive”, these refinements will be rolled out to customer cars, ensuring every Jesko Absolut owner benefits from the advancements made during Koenigsegg’s continued pursuit for technical excellence and software development. “This run demonstrated the power of cross functional teamwork and exceptional communication between our in‑house developed drivetrain systems,” said Christian von Koenigsegg, Founder and CEO. “It’s a testament to the synergies between our engineering & development teams, our cutting‑edge software architecture, and avant garde class leading mechanical solutions.” 0-400-0 km/h – 25.21 seconds 0-400 km/h – 16.77 seconds 400-0 km/h – 8.44 seconds 0-250-0 mph – 25.67 seconds 0-250 mph – 17.18 seconds 250-0 mph – 8.49 seconds