The Koenigsegg Regera is not a car. It's an alien craft pretending to be something humans made. The hypercar sets some amazing performance records and it's always nice to see crazy numbers being ...

Since Koenigsegg is touring the world with its Jesko right now, an adventure that isn't without its challenges, it can be easy to overlook the brilliant of the carmaker's Grand Tourer model, namely ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Maybe electric hypercars won’t dominate the acceleration record books after all? The Swedish carmaker proudly announced on Friday ...

The 2015 Koenigsegg Regera arrived at a moment when the hypercar world still believed in a familiar recipe: lots of gears, lots of revs, and a grudging nod to electrification. Then this low, ...

Bugatti has spent the good part of the last month basking in its post-304-miles-per-hour record glory, but now it seems Koenigsegg has had enough. The Swedish hypercar maker announced that it’s broken ...

Koenigsegg has shattered its own 0-to-249-to-0 mph record with its Regera hypercar, doing it in just 31.49 seconds, besting the 36.44-second time the company set with its own Agera RS two years ago.

The $2.2 Million Koenigsegg Regera took center stage at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, combining extreme performance with elegant design. Featuring over 1,500 horsepower and hybrid technology, the ...

Getting from 0 to 400 km/h (249 mph) and back to a standstill as quickly as possible has become a hotly contested acceleration and braking benchmark for the world's fastest hypercars. It's not just a ...

Athletes often like to say that it’s much harder to stay at the top than to get to the top, as a target is immediately put on their back the moment they reach the summit. This appears to be the case ...

Koenigsegg won't begin delivering fully baked models of the Regera until September. It plans to build only 80 copies of the 1,500-horsepower, carbon monocoque monster for about $1.89 million a pop, ...

The Swedish carmaker proudly announced on Friday that its seven-year-old hypercar was able to rocket to 249 mph (400 kmph) and then completely halt all of its momentum in just 28.81 seconds during a ...