Koenigsegg, Sweden inaugurates Gripen Atelier facility, unveils Gemera car On July 10, Koenigsegg inaugurated the Gripen Atelier which consists of 11,000 square meters of development, design, production, office, and showroom space dedicated to the Gemera lineup and future models, bringing the total footprint of Koenigsegg facilities to 30,000 square meters.It enables Koenigsegg to efficiently develop the Gemera program in parallel with its two-se...

News  Updated at: 2023/07/11

e experience centre and a potential new test track for the development of Koenigsegg's mega cars. The exterior design of the new factory is inspired by the accordion-like layout in old Swedish factories where space and daylight are maximized. The interior consists of an open space intended for the Gemera program with additional space for growth. The factory will also meet the company's initiatives for future mega - car development and technology...

News  Updated at: 2022/02/07

rs, Koenigsegg has integrated two of the electric drives together with an inverter and planetary gearbox to create an EV torque vectoring drive unit called the Terrier. The inverter, named David, is a six-phase inverter that can independently power each Quark motor with three phases. The Koenigsegg Gemera, uses three of the electric drives as part of a hybrid drive system. The special feature is that the approximately 450 kW combustion engine doe...

News  Updated at: 2022/02/02

Koenigsegg acquires Gemera production company On September 5, Koenigsegg announced the buyback of NEVS’s 65% stake in the joint venture company Meneko that produces the Gemera 4-seater Hypercar. The acquisition makes Koenigsegg the sole owner of the company. Koenigsegg’s purchase of NEVS’s ownership in Meneko further supports and emphasizes its strategic goal of full integration of development and manufacturing. Koenigsegg is planning to b...

News  Updated at: 2021/09/06