Koenigsegg is not known for making entry-level cars, but that could change quickly with RAW by Koenigsegg.
RAW by Koenigsegg it is futuristic concept car, which was prepared by a Finnish designer as his thesis for RAW Design House Esa Mustonen. The work was carried out under the supervision and support of Christian Koenigsegg and Sasha Salipanov, director of the design company Raw Design House, who also heads the design department of the Koenigsegg brand since last October. And this one the sports car of the future could represent the entry segment of their offer.
RAW by Koenigsegg is sporty three-seater made of carbon fiber, powered by a three-cylinder engine Feevalve TFG, which we could see for the first time at Koenigsegg Gemeri. The mass of the car is 700 kilograms, and pauses 700 horsepower, which puts the ratio between weight and power at 1:1 (they managed to do the same with the One:1 model). The exterior of the car, subject to aerodynamics, is a kind of mixture of retro and futurism, and the central position of the driver inside reminds that at McLaren F1. There are also extremely short overhangs and wavy lines, which are a tribute to existing Koenigsegg models.
RAW by Koenigsegg is unmistakable an exciting vision, what their entry-level lightweight hypercars of the future could look like!
Gallery: RAW by Koenigsegg
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