11:55 18-11-2025

Koenigsegg responds to Hamilton Collection over Jesko delays and Regera issues

A rare public flare-up in the supercar world is unfolding on social media: the Hamilton Collection’s owner has accused Koenigsegg of dragging out delivery of his Jesko and of unreliability with a used Regera. The reply came swiftly, and from the top—Christian von Koenigsegg answered personally.

The dispute began with a string of stories in which Steve Hamilton said he has been waiting more than two years for his Jesko, while his ordered Gemera is running almost five years late since the model’s debut. He even posted a meme likening the brand’s founder to Thanos and demanded that the car be delivered at last.

Von Koenigsegg posted a video showing an almost-complete Jesko, saying only final quality checks remained. He did not cite any reasons for the holdup. The choice to spotlight progress rather than causes puts the emphasis squarely on momentum, not explanations.

Another thread in the dispute is the 2019 Regera Hamilton purchased. He claims the car has spent about 90% of its time in the shop. Koenigsegg’s side says it was bought from a third-party dealer with no service history, and that the company dispatched technicians for diagnostics at no cost, a move it described as a goodwill gesture.

Hamilton maintains he is asking only for transparency and accountability. Despite the sharp tone, he stresses that he respects the brand—he is simply waiting for the cars to meet expectations. The exchange underscores how quickly trust can feel fragile when timelines stretch and grievances play out in public.