Interpol Hunts Missing Million-Pound Koenigsegg Hypercar
By Laurent Duval, MonacoViews Editorial
One of just seven Koenigsegg One:1 hypercars has vanished from Monaco, prompting an international investigation.
A extraordinarily rare Swedish hypercar has vanished from the Principality, triggering an international investigation that now involves Interpol. The missing vehicle is a Koenigsegg One:1, with only seven examples built by the Swedish manufacturer.
The hypercar was previously owned by former Formula One driver Adrian Sutil before its mysterious disappearance from Monaco earlier this year. German automotive publications have reported extensively on the case, highlighting the significant value and rarity of the missing vehicle.
The Koenigsegg One:1 represents one of the most exclusive hypercars in existence, with its limited production run making it exceptionally valuable to collectors worldwide. The involvement of Interpol underscores the serious nature of the investigation and the international scope required to track such a distinctive vehicle.
Monaco's status as a hub for luxury car ownership means high-value vehicle thefts attract significant attention from law enforcement agencies across multiple jurisdictions.