Koenigsegg One Low-poly 3D model

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The Koenigsegg One: 1, a two-seater hyper sports car built by Swedish manufacturer Koenigsegg since 2014, stormed the Geneva Motor Show in March of that year, unveiling a model with unmatched performance credentials. Behind closed doors, Koenigsegg secretly produced five more cars aside from the one showcased at the Geneva Motor Show, all of which have already been snapped up by enthusiastic collectors. Among its contemporaries, including limited editions like the McLaren P1 GT-R and the Pagani Zonda R, the Koenigsegg One: 1 proudly takes center stage. Named for its incredible power-to-weight ratio (1360 horsepower / 1,361 kilograms), resulting in one power stroke per kilogram of vehicle mass, the One: 1 defies the norm by generating an astonishing equivalent of a single megawatt of electricity, making it Koenigsegg's claim to fame as 'the world's first mega-car'. Since it's built primarily for high-speed track racing, some sacrifices had to be made. Engineers at Koenigsegg tweaked the car's aerodynamic front to boost load capacity but reduced boot space by 40%, resulting in a compromise - the car now cannot store its removable roof or any cargo. At the heart of this powerhouse lies a twin-turbo V8 engine shared with Agera models. Developing an astonishing 1,361 horsepower at 7,500 rpm and a whiplash-inducing 1,371 Nm (1,011 pounds per foot) of torque at 6,000 rpm, the car is engineered to conquer the most grueling racing circuits. With its engine weighing a mere 197 kilograms due in part to strategic use of carbon fiber and aluminum materials, this road-burning terror boasts an unparalleled acceleration rate from standstill to 100 kph within a breathtakingly short time of just 3.37 seconds. At speeds topping 480 kilometers per hour and retailing for a cool $2.97 million dollars (approximately 0.3 million US Dollars), the Koenigsegg One: 1 lives up to its hype - an unmatched blend of speed, agility and unadulterated adrenaline-pumping driving thrill.