The SIMTEST results for this car (rounded) >
0-60 mph @ 2.4 seconds
0-100 kmh @ 2.5 seconds
0-100 mph @ 4.3 seconds
0-200 kmh @ 5.7 seconds
0-150 mph @ 7.5 seconds
0-250 kmh @ 7.9 seconds
1/4-Mile: 9.2 seconds @ 171 mph
0-300 kmh @ 10.6 seconds
0-200 mph @ 12.1 seconds
1/2-Mile: 13.8 seconds @ 215 mph
0-350 kmh @ 14.2 seconds
0-400 kmh @ 19.6 seconds
0-250 mph @ 20.2 seconds
Top speed: 408 kmh (LIMITED)
1) Traction based results

Koenigsegg Gemera specs
Car type | Coupe |
Introduced | 2020 |
Origin country | Sweden |
Views | 4.3k |
Submitted by | tyler |
General performance
Top speed | 399 kph (248 mph) |
Powertrain specs
Engine type | twin-turbo three-cylinder,3 electric motors |
Displacement | 2.0 l (122 ci) |
Power | 1724 ps (1700 bhp / 1268 kw) |
Torque | 3498 Nm (2580 lb-ft) |
Power / liter | 862 ps (850 hp) |
Transmission | Unknown |
Layout | middle engine, all wheel drive |
Gemera competition


RickyAstle98 3m ago

Cocobe 3m ago
I don't quite get this car. Perhaps it's meant to be the drag racer and acceleration record maker for Koenigsegg.
590hp to the front wheels from the 2.0 engine.
1100hp from the electric motors mostly for the rear wheels.
at 15kwh battery. In theory the car would run out of juice after a 65s of full throttle. of course any car would have to slow down, whether for a corner or something. On the autobahn, there will be traffic that will force you to reduce speed.
But say you're on a track, because that is where 1000+hp cars get to stretch their legs. To achieve driving balance, most of the power is sent to the back. What happens to the car's balance when you run out of juice and you're left with 600hp to the front wheels?
It'll certainly be fast at the drag strip tho.

hostboy 4m ago
My performance estimates:
2.1 sec to 60 mph
4.2 sec to 100 mph
7.0 sec to 150 mph
15.4 sec to 200 mph
8.9 sec @ 167 mph (1/4-mile from dead stop)
8.3 sec @ 169 mph (prepped dragstrip with rollout subtracted)
260 mph (top speed)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CAgek4tbKXwYKt03O108KkB70nUW7JQBR8g-2V7CLNM/edit?usp=sharing
MT Figure-8 = ((900/(30/19)x(2104x2.20462262))/0.283)/2001))x1.27x0.76x5 = 22.5 sec @ 1.09 G
Nordschleife = ((20600m/(300km/h/((219m)x0.3048m))x(2104kg/2001hp)/1.27g)x0.0095x2.5x0.95 = 6:53
TG Test Track = (4639lb/2001hp)x((1.75mi)x12)x1.27x.76x1.5 = 1:10
It's actually a bit less than that 1:10 figure shown above, but because that number translates into a certain number in seconds, and some parents do not like hearing their kids bring up that number, I rounded it up.


TypeF173 7m ago
Koenigsegg if it's true, and trust me I'll check, well ****ing done! OEM electric motor manufacturers?
Quote>"Koenigsegg's Tiny Electric Motor Makes 335 HP and 443 LB-FT of Torque."
https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a38940998/koenigsegg-quark-electric-motor/
Quote>"Developed for the Gemera four-seater, this electric motor, dubbed the Quark, is a tiny powerhouse. In a package that weighs just 63 pounds, the Quark develops 335 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque."
BUT>
Quote>"Those peak power and torque figures are only available for 20 seconds, which is common among EV motors. After 20 seconds, the figures drop to 134 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque. That's fine for the Gemera, which has three electric motors and a 600-hp three-cylinder."
Reservations. More research needed. Which is DEFINITELY not now.
;)



TypeF173 9m ago
"Koenigsegg Gemera's Amazing Cabin Was Done by Bugatti Designer Etienne Salomé."
Quote>"For instance, the artist is responsible for the exterior/interior concept of the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, while having also created the sumptuous cabin of the Bugatti 16C Galibier."
Two others accredited in the article. (I've never heard of them, I don't really follow the marque.)
"The man who designed the Bugatti Chiron now works for Koenigsegg."
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/supercars/man-who-designed-bugatti-chiron-now-works-koenigsegg
Quote>"Now, it’s not often we cover appointments by manufacturers, but this is a big one. That’s because Sasha was the man responsible for designing the Bugatti Chiron and the incredible Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo concept. Ooooft."
That's not very strictly true. Sasha was part of a team including Etienne and many others. Atleast two others I could name, Frank Heyl being one.
But it's good to see designers from one design house move on and be involved with another prominent hypercar manufacturer. The interior particularly is stunning. But Etienne is a genius, proven and it includes the most extreme Bugatti of all. The Bugatti La Voiture Noir. He's a ****ing genius as I've stated. Independent of Bugatti now, sadly but obviously.
So as a piece of design it's as good as it get's. (The Pininfarina my current favourite, even above any current Bugatti design save the SS.)
But, some of the technical specifications or details are, well to me individually rather challenging to see eye to eye to. But then I don't need to either, LOL!
But anyway regardless it's just moved on into pre production prototype phase. God speed to it.

Corvolet3 10m ago
Imagine buying a luxury performance whatever car and the only engine you can get is a 3 pot you know from a motorcycle. Should have just made it electric at this point. Would probably make Greta happier.

TypeF173 10m ago
@fastestlaps please add Koenigsegg Gemera weight.
Quote>"Total length: 4975 mm
• Total width: 1988 mm (without outer rear-view cameras)
• Total height: 1295 mm
• Wheelbase: 3000 mm
• Fuel capacity: 75 L
• HV Battery: 800 V 10kWh, liquid-cooled
• Curb weight: 1988 kg
• Ride Height: 117 mm front, 117 mm rear
• Front lifting system activated: +35 mm
• Total trunk volume (rear and front): 200 L
• Optional roof box."
First impressions. The weight @ 1988KG kerbweight is high. It's TWO TONNES or 12KG off? Add each passenger and luggage it's going to go higher than Tesla's stock price! LOL!
So based on power and weight which are now both confirmed some of the acceleration "claims" that are out there, evidenced and sourced and quoted below are absolute nonsensical simulation bullshit.
And apply EXACTLY the same position to some of the English manufacturers claims for performance too. I've mentioned it below and on numerous occasions.

TypeF173 1y ago
https://paultan.org/2020/10/20/koenigsegg-gemera-launched-in-thailand/
Quote>"Koenigsegg Bangkok is operated by General Auto Supply Company Limited – the sole authorised importer and distributor of Koenigsegg vehicles in Thailand – a subsidiary of Sharich Holding."
This is important, if an authorized dealer doesn't know what they are talking about then nobody does.
Finally found something I can work with!
Quote>"In terms of performance, the zero to 100 km/h sprint takes just 1.9 seconds, zero to 200 km/h requires 4.9 seconds, and the car will exceed 400 km/h."
I'll definitely attempt a top speed calculation. At some point.
I'll start analysing these later. But if you look at the post below there's already issue's and problems.

TypeF173 1y ago
You can read it yourselves but BELOW caught my eye straightaway!
Quote>"Though Christian got annoyed – at himself – for “needing a kick in the head to start thinking” about improving acceleration, the solution he found is just… wild. “We’re talking 0-250mph in 14 seconds, or something like this. It’s like, black marks all the way up to 250mph (400kmh).”
Koenigsegg have BARELY managed 0-400km/h in TWENTY THREE seconds (22.87) and now they PUBLICLY stated something NINE seconds quicker?
1988KG
1700hp (on E85 only or 1600hp)
Four wheel drive
Mid engined
Etc.
I mean I posted something earlier and that should give you an idea of what's required.
Like Bugatti Bolides 0-500km/h "claim" in putting this in the NO ****ING chance section unless proven otherwise by INDEPENDENT testing and verifications.
FFS. I like this car a little too. Mercedes and Lotus and Aston Martin too? It's just a war of computer simulated virtual reality artificial intelligence BOLLOCKS!




HighGear 3y ago
High Gear Quick Review | 2021 Koenigsegg Gemera
The Gemera is a new creation from the firm you know for building the Jesko and Agera. Unlike those, however, the Gemera is Koenigsegg's first four-seat, all-wheel-drive vehicle. The Gemera utilizes an advanced hybrid powertrain - a "Tiny Friendly Giant" 2.0-liter 3-cylinder is paired with 3 electric motors. The 3-cylinder alone makes 600bhp and 443lb-ft, hence its name.
This equates to ferocious performance. The Gemera sprints from 0-60 mph in a mere 1.9s, then continues to 250mph. The 0-60mph time matches that of the 1,887bhp Rimac C_Two, and the top speed is just 8mph less. Don't forget that the 'Segg has 4 seats and a rear infotainment system.
300 units of the Gemera will be produced, at around $1.9m each, at the current exchange rates. if you want something in the spirit of the Ferrari GTC4Lusso, but many, many, times faster, the Gemera is for you.
Specifications
Engine: 2.0-liter twin-turbocharged 3-cyl + 3 electric motors
Price: ~ $1,900,000
Power: 1700 bhp
Torque: 2581 lb-ft
Curb Weight: 4,079 lbs
Performance
0-60mph: 1.9s (claimed)
0-100mph: 4.1s*
Top Speed: 250mph
*HG est.

benedekpuskas 3y ago
these names are terrible...
Agera is OK
Regera is weird
Gemera is... I don't say anything.