In an electrifying showdown, the Koenigsegg Regera reclaims its throne as the champion shattering the 0 to 400 to 0 kilometre world record previously held by the Rimac Nevera. Clocking in at a mind-blowing 28.81 seconds, the Swedish masterpiece snatches back the title in a glorious triumph during May.

This is Rimac Nevera setting the record in May with 29.93 seconds [video of rimac setting the world record 0-400-0]

Koenigsegg regained the world record from Rimac, using an out-of-production Regera. So why use an out of production car to set new records? Koenigsegg says "Simply because it can!” The Regera continues to reign as the undisputed King in today's fiercely competitive automotive realm, and that accomplishment deserves to be commemorated with a fresh record-breaking feat.


This is Koenigsegg Regera regaining the record in June with 28.81 seconds [video of Koenigsegg Regera setting the world record 0-400-0]

The Regera originally set the 0-400-0 record in 2019, with a time of 31.49 seconds. Before that, the record was held by the Koenigsegg Agera RS, at 33.29 seconds. The company says smoother tarmac and new Michelin Cup 2 R tires were major factors in improving the car's time.


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