Koenigsegg personalisation doesn’t need to shout to make a point. This Jesko Attack, now in Spain, proves how much drama can come from a precise colour break, exposed carbon and a few very deliberate accents.
Chassis #7388 is a bespoke Jesko Attack wearing a full blue-tinted exposed carbon body, paired with Draco Red detailing and a configuration price just over $3.1 million.
At a glance
- A highly customised Koenigsegg Jesko Attack has been delivered to an exotic car collector in Spain.
- The car features blue-tinted exposed carbon, Draco Red striping, Jet Black Engelholm fins and AirCore carbon wheels.
- The build is valued at just over $3.1 million, with around $650,000 attributed to options.
The Jesko Attack is already the more track-focused side of Koenigsegg’s current hypercar universe, and this Spanish-delivered example leans into that identity without turning the specification into theatre.
Blue carbon with a sharp red edge
The main visual move is the full blue-tinted exposed carbon body, a finish that lets the weave remain visible while giving the car a cooler, deeper tone than bare carbon.
Koenigsegg’s Draco Red accents run through the Slipstream, Slingshot, Trails and Pebble Beach stripe elements, adding contrast across the bodywork without overwhelming the carbon finish.
The Engelholm fins are finished in Jet Black, rather than exposed carbon, which gives the rear aero surfaces a cleaner separation from the body.
A configuration built around restraint
The exterior package continues with AirCore carbon wheels, red brake calipers, carbon wing mirrors and carbon rear air intakes.
It’s the kind of spec that works because the expensive details aren’t fighting each other, especially on a car with as much surface drama as the Jesko Attack.
Inside, diamond-pattern stitching and blue contrast details add colour without breaking the cabin’s more technical mood.
Black aluminium trim keeps the interior tidy, while a white G-Force meter gives the cockpit one more motorsport-adjacent detail.
A Spanish delivery with serious options spend
The car has been linked to an original commission by a Qatari collector and was delivered through Koenigsegg Spirits of Speed in Spain earlier this year.
With a total price of just over $3.1 million and around $650,000 in options, this is a high-specification build even by Jesko standards.
For collectors, the appeal is clear: this isn’t just another exposed-carbon hypercar, but a carefully judged configuration that uses colour, weave and aero detailing to create a distinct identity.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Koenigsegg |
|---|---|
| Model | Jesko Attack |
| Chassis | #7388 |
| Body finish | Blue-tinted exposed carbon |
| Accent colour | Draco Red |
| Exterior details | Slipstream, Slingshot, Trails and Pebble Beach stripes |
| Aero detail | Jet Black Engelholm fins |
| Wheels | AirCore carbon wheels |
| Brake calipers | Red |
| Interior details | Diamond-pattern stitching, blue contrast details, black aluminium trim |
| Additional cabin feature | White G-Force meter |
| Price | Just over $3.1 million |
| Options value | Around $650,000 |
| Delivery | Through Koenigsegg Spirits of Speed in Spain |
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