Koenigsegg’s four-seat Gemera is getting closer to the showroom, with the company announcing the Gripen Atelier, a facility dedicated to the production of the car. In tandem with the Gripen Atelier announcement was the Client Specification Gemera, hosting new tech from Koenigsegg. The Client Specification Gemera uses the new Light Speed Tourbillon Transmission, an all-wheel-drive advancement of the Jesko’s clutchless, flywheel-less Light Speed Transmission. The LSTT is paired with either the 800 horsepower Dark Matter electric motor, or a combination of the Dark Matter and the Jesko’s turbocharged V8, for a combined 2,300 horsepower and 2,000 lb-ft of torque — numbers that creep into the low side of freight train territory. Production of the Gemera is set to begin in 2024, with deliveries beginning in 2025.