Only 3 Koenigseggs In The World Have This $440K Option

With million-dollar price tags and only around a hundred units produced per model, Koenigsegg hypercars are rare. But which among the few Koenigseggs in the world are the most unique?

Meet these three dark-themed beauties: the KoenigseggJesko, Regera, and One:1 - endearingly referred to as the "Holy Trinity of Koenigseggs."

What sets these three Eggs apart from the rest of the niche automaker's range is the exclusive option called Koenigsegg Naked Carbon (KNC). As the name suggests, these three vehicles - which met to pose for a family pictorial with Swedish photographer Blerim Rafuna - have bodies finished out of completely exposed carbon fiber.

According to the automaker, only three existing Koenigseggs have this type of finish, making them the rarest breed of the Swedish marque's hypercars. We're not surprised; not everyone has $443,400 for an option added to the vehicle's million-dollar price tag.

That's the price of the optional finish in the Jesko three years ago; we're not sure of its current value asonly Koenigsegg buyers like Manny Khoshbincan access the automaker's advanced online configurator.

While Koenigsegg hypercars have carbon fiber bodies, most have paints coated over the weaved bodywork or at least varnished with layers of clear lacquer. KNC, however, is devoid of these coatings.

In fact, Koenigsegg even removes the epoxy used in producing the lightweight body panels by hand, exposing the weave of carbon fiber strands completely for a one-of-a-kind finish. And that's the reason for the option's astronomical price tag.