Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
The Koenigsegg Chimera has no established market value, because it is a factory-built one-off that has never been publicly offered for sale or sold at auction. Unveiled in July 2024, it combines an Agera RS chassis and body with a Jesko-derived V8 and the CC850's transmission, and it was privately commissioned rather than sold with a catalogue price.
The Chimera is a factory-built one-off, unveiled on 7 July 2024, that fuses three Koenigseggs: the chassis and body of an Agera RS, a Jesko-derived 5.0 litre twin-turbo V8, and the CC850's nine-speed transmission with its Engage Shift System. It was privately commissioned by Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the FIA president, who supplied his own Agera RS as the donor car, so it was never sold as a new model with a catalogue price. Its original MSRP is not applicable, and Koenigsegg has not disclosed the conversion cost. It is based on an Agera RS, not a CCX.
No market value can be established: the car has never been publicly offered, never sold at auction, has no strictly comparable model, and no commissioning price has been disclosed. A collector tier above $5M could be argued from the donor Agera RS, the factory engineering and its one-of-one status, but that is not a genuine market range, so this page shows no firm figure and carries no offer schema.
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FAQ
Koenigsegg Chimera price: the one-off, why it has no MSRP or market value, and its Agera RS base.
It has no established market value. It is a factory-built one-off that has never been publicly offered for sale or sold at auction, so any valuation would require a private appraisal.
It had no conventional MSRP. It was privately commissioned by Mohammed Ben Sulayem using his existing Agera RS as the donor car, and Koenigsegg has not disclosed the cost of the conversion.
No. It is based on an Agera RS, combined with a Jesko-derived V8 and the CC850's nine-speed transmission and Engage Shift System.
It is not publicly for sale. Because only one exists, a purchase would require a direct and confidential agreement with its owner, and there are no public listings.
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