The other day at the airfield in Vandel, Denmark: Koenigsegg driver Niklas Lilja accelerates the supercar Agera RS from Koenigsegg to 400 km / h in just 26.88 seconds. As soon as he gets into the brakes, another 9.56 seconds pass before the vehicle comes to a standstill. The record for 0-400-0 km / h is thus 36.44 seconds. Taking the three km / h, which have led to the maximum speed of 403 km / h, we come to a total test time of 37.28 seconds.
It was not until the beginning of September that former Formula One racing driver Juan Pablo Montoya was behind the wheel of a Bugatti Chiron to complete the same procedure in 41.9 seconds. However, with an upgrade from 1175 to 1360 hp, the Koenigsegg Agera RS is now on the speed record throne.
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