#7102
VIN: YT9JJ1A25EA007102
Country: United Arab Emirates
Left-Hand Drive
General History
This Agera R was the first R to be finished completely in clear carbon and was completed towards the end of 2013. Soon after completion the car was delivered to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. The owner on acquiring his Agera R has ensured she’s been used well. All through the summer of 2014 the car has been spotted driving throughout the upscale car crazy parts of Europe; London, Monaco, Cannes to name a few.
GTboard also did some videos with this Agera R and a Porsche 918 Spyder Weissach package at Automotive Testing Papenburg (ATP) Germany in October of 2014. The car then made its way back to the Koenigsegg HQ for a service in January of 2015 and was returned to its owner in February. During the summer of 2015, this car was also temporarily in the U.S., taking part in the festivities around Monterey car show week.
It then returned to Saudi Arabia, where it stayed until 2019 when the owner brought the car to Europe again. The Agera R went on a trip through Europe similar to the one it did in 2014. Over the winter it was stored at Esser Automotive in Germany. Then the owner sent the car back to the Middle East, where it has been for sale at Al Ain Class in Dubai.
This was the first Agera R to be offered in full clear carbon fiber which is a cool $ 94,300 option.
This car did 333 KMPH which is approximately 207 MPH on the Autobahn in Germany in October 2014.
Exterior Spec
Very expensive clear carbon exterior throughout with silver “claw” stripes at the center of the bonnet. Many of the usual carbon accented parts including mirrors and air inlet/outlets are seen. The dynamic rear wing is also finished in clear carbon with dual silver stripes running in the center. The car is fitted with 5 spoke hollow “Aircore” carbon fiber wheels. Another very unique feature on this Agera R is it’s the first to feature a “blade” like decal on the sides which is also finished in silver.
Interior Spec
The interior is completely finished in white and black leather, white predominantly which contrasts nicely and is a rather bold choice. The Koenigsegg seats are also finished in white and black combination. The steering wheel consists of white leather with white Koenigsegg lettering on the center plaque. The infotainment panel has been done in a black anodized look, rather than the standard brushed aluminum to continue the black and white theme.