Enter Koenigsegg: The most powerful and Fuel-efficient street car

This month, we expect to be treated to a myriad of mind-boggling automobile designs and novel tech marvels at the upcoming Geneva motor show. For certain, one recurring theme should be the ever pervasive “green concept”. Few people would have envisaged a unique invention from a Swedish outfit that would dethrone the flamboyant Bugatti Veyron as the world’s most powerful car, fuel-efficient and probably fastest car.
We all know that VW has been spending lots of dough, researching and developing the Veyron. So Koenigsegg must have come up with something extra special to surpass the ultramodern 1001hp Veyron capable of a 407kph (254mph) top-speed. The Swedish manufacturer has announced their stylish, futuristic super car which comes with a 1018 bhp CCX engine that runs on biofuel and has a superior cooling system. The Biofuel has ethanol which aids in cooling and a high octane content that gives the CCX its immense power. It is expected that all previous CCXs will be fitted with the environment-friendly biofuel feature.
The latest addition to the Koenigsegg family is the CCX (Competition Coupe X) model which posted a new lap record last year on the UK Motor program Top Gear. At the moment, volume production is very low and exclusive for super car enthusiasts.