Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Koenigsegg CCX has an indicative 2026 value of $2.5M to $3.7M, against an original price of about $695,000 to $700,000 in 2006. Thirty were built, the first Koenigsegg engineered for international and US homologation, and the range reflects current asking prices, since the last verified public sale was $1,215,000 back in 2021.
The CCX, for Competition Coupe X, marked ten years since the first CC prototype of 1996, and it was the model that brought Koenigsegg its own engine and international homologation, 806 hp and 30 cars built. Its value needs care: the last verified public sale was $1,215,000 at RM Sotheby's Monterey in 2021, while a 2026 advertisement reached about $3.7M. That 2021 result is not the current value, but the $3.7M advert shows a seller's ambition rather than a proven transaction, so a prudent $2.5M to $3.7M is more defensible than a single high figure. The two-car CCX Edition of 2008, with a 4.8 litre engine and exposed carbon, launched at €1,330,000 and sits in a higher indicative tier of $3.5M to $5.0M.
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Koenigsegg CCX price in 2026: value, original price, the CCX Edition and where to buy.
It has an indicative range of about $2.5M to $3.7M. The upper end reflects current dealer asking prices rather than completed sales, and the last verified public sale was $1,215,000 in 2021.
It was about $695,000 to $700,000 when introduced in 2006 and 2007. The later CCX Edition launched at €1,330,000 in 2008 before taxes.
Thirty, including a prototype and a crash-test car, with several standard cars later upgraded toward CCXR specification.
CCX stands for Competition Coupe X, where the X marks the ten years between the first CC prototype in 1996 and the CCX's debut in 2006.
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