The car belongs to collector Bert Weering, who previously attracted attention for using the Swedish hypercar in an unusual way: driving the Jesko to pick up his child from school. The owner has now decided to retain the other version of the model, the Jesko Absolut, which was developed with maximum speed in mind.
Two Jeskos in One Collection
The Koenigsegg Jesko is one of the rarest modern hypercars. Production is limited to 125 units, with the lineup divided into two main versions. The Jesko Attack was developed for track driving, high downforce and stability through corners. The Jesko Absolut, by contrast, features a more streamlined body and is primarily intended for high-speed runs in a straight line.
Bert Weering ordered both cars in the same Pearl Green finish. However, their aerodynamic designs make them easy to distinguish. The Attack features a large rear wing and an extensive package of spoilers, while the Absolut has more restrained rear bodywork designed to reduce aerodynamic drag.
According to Dutch registration records, the Jesko Attack cost its owner approximately €3.5 million. The Jesko Absolut was even more expensive at around €4.1 million. The Attack is now the car being offered for sale, although the dealer has not disclosed the exact asking price.
A Collection Linked to the Monaco Grand Prix
The other Jesko in Weering's collection, the Absolut, drew attention during the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix. The hypercar was placed on the upper deck of the 72-meter yacht Sella Maris, which was positioned off the coast of the principality. A specialized crane was used to lift the car onto the helipad because the yacht's internal garage is designed for personal watercraft and other recreational equipment.
The car was supplied by Esser Automotive, which maintains the owner's collection and serves as an official Koenigsegg dealer. The Jesko's appearance was therefore not connected to a vehicle sale but formed part of a private display during the race weekend.
Specifications of the Jesko Attack for Sale
The Koenigsegg Jesko Attack being offered for sale is equipped with the optional Environmental Power Upgrade. It enables the use of E85 fuel and increases output from the 5.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 from 1,298 to 1,622 hp. The upgrade cost more than €325,000 when originally ordered.
In this configuration, the hypercar can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 2.5 seconds. Its claimed top speed ranges from 400 to 450 km/h, depending on conditions and vehicle settings. At high speeds, the Attack's aerodynamic package can generate up to 1,400 kg of downforce, helping the car remain stable on a circuit.
The mileage of this particular example has not been disclosed. However, the car was used by its owner, meaning it is not an unused collector vehicle with delivery mileage. For cars in this category, condition, maintenance history and original specification typically carry at least as much importance as the odometer reading.
Conclusion
The Koenigsegg Jesko Attack from Bert Weering's collection is now available through Esser Automotive. The hypercar combines a rare specification, output of up to 1,622 hp and a distinctive Pearl Green finish. Following the sale, the owner will retain the Jesko Absolut, the version developed for maximum speed.
