Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Koenigsegg Jesko is asked $4.0M to $5.7M in 2026 as an Attack, with the Absolut indicatively $4.5M to $5.5M and the Sadair's Spear not yet established, against a base price of $2.85M before options. Only 125 Attack and Absolut cars combined were built, all sold before deliveries, plus a separate run of 30 Sadair's Spears.
The Jesko splits into three: the high-downforce Attack, the low-drag top-speed Absolut, and the track-focused, road-legal Sadair's Spear. Koenigsegg announces 125 cars in total for the Attack and Absolut combined, with no published split between them, so it is wrong to write 125 Attacks and 125 Absoluts. The Sadair's Spear is announced separately at 30 cars. All 125 were sold before customer deliveries began.
The Attack has the firmest data, asked $4.0M to $5.7M in 2026. The Absolut is thinner, indicatively $4.5M to $5.5M, mostly offered privately. The Sadair's Spear, unveiled in 2025 at about €3.8M, has no established secondary market yet.
The single biggest error in reading Jesko prices is treating a tax-inclusive advertisement as a transaction value. One Attack was advertised at £4,260,000 including UK VAT, which converts to roughly $5.7M, while the same car listed at £3,550,000 before export VAT. The higher figure is not evidence that every Jesko is worth $5.7M; it is an asking price with tax added. To compare cars honestly, compare prices on the same tax basis. No public auction result for any Jesko has been verified, and a Dubai listing near $4.82M was a private indication, not an auction sale.
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FAQ
Koenigsegg Jesko price in 2026: Attack, Absolut and Sadair's Spear value, original price and production.
Dealer asking prices generally place the Attack between $4.0M and $5.7M, and the Absolut indicatively between $4.5M and $5.5M. The upper figures may include VAT and expensive options, so they should not be treated as confirmed transaction values.
It was about $2.85M before options, commonly rounded to $3M in the press. Heavily personalised cars were invoiced well above $3.4M, with exposed carbon paint alone costing up to $443,400.
Koenigsegg announces 125 Attack and Absolut cars combined, without publishing the split between the two. The Sadair's Spear is a separate run of 30 cars.
Koenigsegg confirms 125 combined Attack and Absolut cars and separately confirms 30 Sadair's Spears, but it has not clearly stated whether those 30 are additional to the original 125 or counted within them.
No major public auction result for a Jesko has been reliably verified. Most visible evidence is dealer asking prices and privately reported transactions.
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