#7107

VIN: YT9LK1A36EA007107

Country: Switzerland

Left-Hand Drive

General History

#7107 was the second One:1 constructed and made its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in June 2014. It was delivered to its customer in Germany later that year in October, becoming the first privately registered One:1. Interestingly, when it was first registered in late 2014, the German registration system was not set up to accommodate a kilowatt power figure in excess of three digits and actually had to be amended just so this car could be properly added. In that sense, the One:1 paved the way for all other 1000+ Kw cars in Germany!

In 2016, #7107 was used to for high-speed testing at Germany’s Nürburgring. Due to a faulty ABS sensor, the brakes locked-up at approximately 170 km/h on a section of the track known as Fuchsröhre. The car spun out and hit the barrier but luckily the airbags, fuel shut-off and other safety systems all deployed in exactly the matter they were designed.

After the crash at the Nürburgring, this One:1 was completely rebuilt and the spec was changed to Koenigsegg Naked Carbon. It currently resides in a major Koenigsegg collection in Switzerland and is regularly seen at events such as the Ghost Squadron Tour and Supercar Owners Circle. It has also spent time on display at the Carage dealership in Marbella, Spain, as well as previously visiting Denmark.

Exterior Spec

Full clearcoated carbon fiber bodywork.  Gold stripe accents on the sides, front bonnet and roof, extending onto the rear wing.  Clear carbon One:1-specific movable rear wing.  Clear carbon front splitter with triple winglets and vertical center strake.  Gold accents on front bumper.  One:1 specific air outlets in front bonnet, One:1-specific rear view mirrors.  Clear carbon Aircore wheels, with black brake calipers originally; presently these are gold.  Orange outlined Koenigsegg shield logo on engine cover.  Roof air scoop, no rear window.  When the car was shown at Goodwood it did not have the 3D printed titanium exhaust tip.  This car now features this item, engraved with "One:1 Titanium".

After the accident the car was refinished in a full Koenigsegg Naked Carbon body (every panel gets sanded down to the weave by hand to give a unique silky shine).

Interior Spec

Predominantly black leather, with gold piping accents on seats and upper doors.  Black console center section.  Interestingly, this One:1 is equipped with standard Agera seats.  Passenger airbag equipped.  The rear bulkhead features the famous ghost logo, displaced from the nonexistent rear window.