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Mansory announced a 17-piece, all-carbon-fiber aerodynamic package for the Koenigsegg Jesko on January 21, 2026. It adds extensive exterior bodywork, including front race wings, rear aero pieces and a roof scoop. The announcement is a customization offering—not a new Koenigsegg production variant—and no measured performance gains or public price have been disclosed.
What Mansory announced
Mansory describes the offering as a comprehensive aerodynamic package made up of 17 individual carbon-fiber components. Its official news entry is dated January 21, 2026, and the package page provides the company’s component description and a route to request pricing.
The announcement concerns aftermarket customization of a Jesko. It does not establish a new factory model or a mechanical evolution from Koenigsegg.
What the 17-piece package adds
Mansory’s description names these elements as part of the exterior treatment:
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- A bonnet cover
- Side flaps with two front race wings
- Rear aerodynamic additions and rear side flaps
- A new center section for the diffuser
- Two front boomerangs and vertical add-ons
- A roof scoop
- Rear eyebrows and a racing brake light
ANSA’s January 27, 2026 report also describes 17 carbon-fiber parts and notes a hood cover, side flaps, a revised diffuser section, a roof intake, a large rear wing, a pronounced front splitter and widened side skirts. That reporting supports the broad bodywork description; it does not independently verify every item in Mansory’s full list.
Cooling and performance: what is—and is not—established
Mansory says the roof scoop is intended to improve cooling and presents the boomerangs and vertical add-ons as cooling-related refinements. The company also says the parts relate to vehicle dynamics. Those are design intentions, not proof of a measured improvement.
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Neither Mansory’s package description nor ANSA’s report supplies controlled before-and-after results for cooling, downforce, drag, top speed or lap time. ANSA reports no announcement of a mechanical evolution. The available information therefore supports describing a substantial aero-focused visual modification, not claiming that it makes the Jesko faster or handles better.
Is the modified Jesko an Attack or an Absolut?
The sources reviewed do not conclusively identify the factory trim of the car shown or modified by Mansory. That distinction matters: Koenigsegg presents the Jesko Attack and Jesko Absolut as different aerodynamic configurations. Koenigsegg describes the Absolut as its lower-drag configuration and says it omits the large rear wing used on the Attack.
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Mansory’s prominent aerodynamic additions make the question relevant, but they are not enough to identify the donor car. Without confirmation, the modified vehicle should be called a Jesko rather than labeled an Attack or Absolut.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Price and availability
Mansory lists no public price; it directs interested buyers to request one through its package page. The available sources also do not state an installation quote, order timing, production cap, or how many cars can receive the package. They do not establish whether the offering is limited to one car.
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