Chassis No. YT9NN1U16KA007226

Of the mere 80 examples produced, this 2019 Koenigsegg Regera is the only documented car finished in One Shade Darker Candy Apple Red. As its name implies, this $45,000 Bespoke finish is a subtly deeper iteration of the vibrant Candy Apple Red shade adorning several other examples. Chassis number 7226's one-off finish is complemented by Jet Black stripes along with Clear Carbon exterior trim elements and Polished Carbon wing mirrors. Its exterior is further enhanced with the $57,000 Tresex AirCore carbon wheels and the $285,000 Ghost Package-the coveted high-downforce aerodynamic upgrade that enhances the Regera with rear carbon fiber winglets and a new lip spoiler. These are preferred in helping to manage the Regera's twin-turbocharged 5.0-liter hybrid V8, which has been equipped with the $250,000 Environmental Power Upgrade that unlocks the ability to produce a mind-blowing 1,757 horsepower when running E85 biofuel, which is delivered to the rear wheels via the Regera's ingenious Direct Drive single-speed transmission.

Regera number 7226's cockpit has been crafted to mirror its paintwork, featuring a delightful Bespoke two-tone red and black arrangement. Lingonberry leather envelops the outer seat upholstery, dashboard, steering wheel grips, and contrast stitching; surrounding Desiato (black) quilted leather seat centers and carpets plus Desiato lettering on the seats and dashboard. Polished Carbon and Black/Natural Aluminum trim covers the remaining elements in the Regera's striking cockpit. This extensive selection of bespoke appointments, when combined with the car's arsenal of desirable upgrade packages, bring the total cost of options alone to nearly $750,000 on the accompanying build sheet.

Such was this lavish and unique specification that the Regera was affectionally and unofficially nicknamed "Elegua"-named for deity known as the master of the crossroads from the culture of the Yoruba.

A left-hand drive U.S.-specification example, chassis 7226 was delivered new in January 2020 to Koenigsegg Manhattan according to its clean CARFAX Vehicle History Report. Subsequently sold to its first owner that May, the Regera disappeared into private collector ownership in New York. According to its entry in the seminal Egg Registry, the car made its first public appearance at the prestigious The Bridge in Long Island in September 2022 among an intoxicating selection of rare collector cars. The Regera was purchased by its second owner in December 2024 and moved to Sacramento, California, before it was acquired by its most recent private owner in Florida the following August. Meticulous services are reported from new through authorized Koenigsegg dealerships, most recently in August 2026 by West Broward Imports/Koenigsegg Florida where it received its annual service and inspection, with 3,099 miles shown at time of service.

Offered now with just 3,106 miles at cataloging, it takes just one glance at chassis 7726's singular specification to conclude that it is a standout example of Koenigsegg's inaugural yet avant-garde hybrid megacar, eminently worthy of induction into the world's finest collections of equally-rare and bespoke hypercars.