Swedish megacar manufacturer Koenigsegg announced today that it will expand its production in Angelholm. The automaker will raise 322,917 square feet (30,000 square meters) of area to build the Gemera and do much more.
Connected to the existing Koenigsegg building, the new addition will be situated on the grounds of Valhall Park, where Swedish fighter jets used to park. Therefore, cars built in this expansion will continue to use the Ghost badge as a reference to the F10 Air Force Ghost. Squadron.
The design of the plant is favored by the tile design of the old Swedish factories, which will be reflected in the construction on the one hand and the extensive use of solar panels on the other.
Also read: The new Koenigsegg Gemera is a four-seater “Mega-GT” with scissor doors and 1,700 hp
Inside, the production facility will have an open design and the construction is suitable for expansion to accommodate the Gemera program. Not all areas will be dedicated to production, however, Koenigsegg also plans to create a “state-of-the-art visitor lounge”. “where buyers will be able to specify their car in real time on a large scale. Announcements and presentations of future products in the area will also be made.
For those lucky enough to visit the facilities, there will also be a party in the center. The 800-square-meter (8,611-square-foot) facility will feature cars from Koenigsegg’s afterlife and present, which will rotate through the gallery space, as well as exclusive tactics to learn more about the company’s history.
Koenigsegg doesn’t just make plans for the interior either. You’ll build well-maintained spaces for your workers with dining rooms, tree modules for meetings, and most excitingly, an on-site control track. Complete with technical nooks to accommodate on-site pre-delivery verification and prototyping verification, the track will facilitate the automaker’s internal design approach.
To keep up with the increasing length of your physical space, Koenigsegg says you’ll need to increase the length of your staff. The company will hire another hundred engineers and 150 production workers by the end of 2023. In total, it plans to employ another 800 people until then.
“Looking back, where we started 27 years ago, it’s amazing to think about how far we’ve come,” said company founder Christian von Koenigsegg. to deliver state-of-the-art mobility technologies and our latest handmade functional cars. “
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