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Koenigsegg Regera
The Koenigsegg Regera is a plug-in hybrid grand tourer made by Koenigsegg in Sweden after its March 2015 Geneva Motor Show debut. Its weirdest quirk: No gearbox at all: the Koenigsegg Direct Drive uses one fixed 2.73:1 reduction, so the engine and wheels are basically married at speed.
A Swedish hypercar that deleted its gearbox. Instead of a seven-speed dual-clutch, the Regera uses a single fixed ratio and three electric motors, and Koenigsegg says the swap added only 88 kg.
Weird features:Gears & reverse
Quick facts
- Maker: Koenigsegg
- Years: 2015 debut
- Country of origin: Sweden
- Body type: Plug-in hybrid grand tourer
- Weirdest quirk: No gearbox at all: the Koenigsegg Direct Drive uses one fixed 2.73:1 reduction, so the engine and wheels are basically married at speed.
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