A modified Koenigsegg Jesko believed to be undergoing final preparation at Mansory has surfaced on social media, offering an early look at what appears to be the tuner’s next high-profile hypercar project. If confirmed, the Jesko would become Mansory’s third limited-edition hypercar program, following its previous work on the Bugatti Veyron and Chiron.
The recently shared images show the car inside a workshop surrounded by Mansory technicians, indicating that development may be nearing completion. While no official announcement has been made, the setting and level of finish suggest the vehicle could be close to a public debut.
The Jesko wears a beige exterior finish that stands out from more traditional hypercar color palettes. The tone appears inspired by desert sand and has fueled speculation that the car may be destined for a customer in the Middle East. Mansory has previously delivered several bespoke builds to clients in that region, often featuring similarly understated but distinctive color schemes.
Unlike some of the company’s more extreme designs, the Mansory Jesko body kit appears relatively restrained. The front end features a revised splitter with additional side canards, giving the car a more aggressive stance without dramatically altering its proportions. A prominent roof scoop has been added, along with a custom rear wing that appears to be unique to this build.
Exposed carbon fiber plays a major role in the exterior design. Carbon elements are visible across the front and rear, including the fenders and additional aerodynamic winglets positioned above the taillights. These details enhance the Jesko’s already dramatic appearance while staying consistent with Mansory’s signature aesthetic.
It remains unclear whether Mansory has made any mechanical modifications to the car. The standard Koenigsegg Jesko is powered by a 5.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine producing 1,280 horsepower on standard fuel and up to 1,600 horsepower when running on E85. Maximum torque is rated at 1,106 pound-feet, with power delivered through a nine-speed multi-clutch transmission.
If the project is officially revealed, it would mark another notable entry in Mansory’s growing portfolio of ultra-exclusive hypercar builds. For now, the appearance of the Jesko in the workshop suggests that its public unveiling may not be far off.