27052 Koenigsegg Race Car Building Set | 386 Pcs

Mould King 27052 Koenigsegg Jesko — 1,600 HP and the World's Fastest Transmission, 386 Pieces

The Koenigsegg Jesko is named after Christian von Koenigsegg's father — and it's the most extreme car the Swedish hypercar maker has ever produced. With 1,600 hp on E85 fuel and a revolutionary 9-speed "Light Speed Transmission" that shifts with zero power interruption, the Jesko sold all 125 planned units before the 2019 Geneva Motor Show ended. This 386-piece build captures Swedish hypercar engineering at its absolute peak.

The Real Machine

The Jesko's 5.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 produces 1,280 hp on standard petrol or 1,600 hp on E85 biofuel, with 1,500 Nm of torque. The revolutionary Light Speed Transmission uses nine speeds and seven wet multi-disc clutches that open and close simultaneously, enabling seamless gear changes with zero power loss — effectively teleporting between any two gears instantly. The Jesko comes in three variants: Attack (1,400 kg of downforce via massive rear wing), Absolut (top speed-focused, rumored to theoretically reach 330 mph), and the bespoke Sadair's Spear. Only 125 total units are planned, with first customer delivery in June 2023. Koenigsegg builds fewer cars per year than most manufacturers build in a day, and each one is hand-assembled in Ängelholm, Sweden.

Design & Build

At 386 pieces with a stackable display case, this build captures the Jesko's aggressive aerodynamic silhouette — the massive rear wing (Attack variant), sculpted body channels, and the distinctive Koenigsegg design language that sets Swedish hypercars apart from their Italian rivals.

What Builders Love

• Extreme engineering story — The Light Speed Transmission alone makes this car fascinating
• Sold-out exclusivity — All 125 units sold before the debut show ended
• Display case included — Stackable presentation case
• Swedish alternative — A refreshing change from the Italian and German hypercar norm

Worth Considering

• Brand recognition — Koenigsegg is less known than Ferrari or Lamborghini to casual audiences
• Static display — No motorization or moving aero elements
• Compact scale — The Jesko's complex aero is simplified at 386 pieces

Specifications

The Bottom Line

The Jesko is what happens when a small Swedish company decides that Ferrari and Lamborghini aren't trying hard enough. Sixteen hundred horsepower, a transmission that defies physics, and a production run so small that each car is essentially bespoke. This 386-piece build is a compact tribute to the hypercar that out-engineers the establishment. If you appreciate the small shop doing impossible things, the Jesko is your car.