The Koenigsegg One:1. Eye-wateringly fast, and mind-bogglingly complicated. And that’s just when we’re talking about the rear wing.
In its own words, Swedish mentalists Koenigsegg have – with the new One:1 – created the ‘world’s first megacar’, thanks to a one-for-one power to weight ratio. And yet despite producing 1360PS (1341bhp) and weighing in at 1360kg, speed is not the only card up the One:1’s silver sleeves. In this latest instalment from drive on the One:1 – the first of which you can find HERE – Christian von Koenigsegg walks us through the fundamentals of the rear wing. Turns out that the One:1 is much more than a 5.1-litre twin-turbocharged V8 rocket ship. It’s actually maddeningly complicated.
Take a step inside the Koenigsegg One:1 with its namesake and Drive to find out for yourself.
Source – drive
Koenigsegg | One:1 |
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Engine: | V8 / twin-turbocharged / 5065cc |
Power: | 1341bhp (1360PS) @ 7500rpm |
Torque: | 1011lb-ft @ 6000rpm |
Transmission: | Seven-speed automated manual gearbox / rear-wheel drive / limited-slip diff |
Front suspension: | Double wishbones / coil springs / adaptive dampers / anti-roll bar |
Rear suspension: | Double wishbones / coil springs / adaptive dampers / anti-roll bar |
Brakes: | Ventilated ceramic discs / 397mm (front) / 380mm (rear) / ABS |
Wheels: | 9.5 x 19in (front) / 12.5 x 20in (rear) |
Tyres: | 265/35 ZR19 (front) / 345/30 ZR20 (rear) |
Weight (dry) | 1360kg |
0-100kph: | sub-2.9sec (estimated) |
Top speed: | 440kph (estimated) |