Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita (2009)
Concept car · 2009 · Combustion
Carbon fibre that sparkles like diamonds - so hard to make, only a couple exist.
Trevita means 'three whites' in Swedish, the number originally intended for this diamond-finish edition of the CCXR. Koenigsegg developed a proprietary diamond-weave process that coated the carbon-fibre strands to make the bodywork shimmer like diamond dust. The process proved so complex that only two cars were ultimately completed. Its twin-supercharged flex-fuel V8 produces over 1,000 hp on E85.
Key facts
- Engine: 4.8L twin-supercharged V8 (flex-fuel)
- Power: 1,018 hp on E85 biofuel
- Special feature: Proprietary diamond-weave carbon fibre
- Top speed: ~400+ km/h (250+ mph)
- Units built: 2 (of 3 planned)
Production
- Status: Limited run
- Only two CCXR Trevita units with diamond-weave carbon bodywork were actually built and sold.
- Revealed at 2009 Geneva Motor Show
Source: Ultimatecarpage - Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita