#7195 - RST

VIN: YT9MM1A42HA007195

Country: United Kingdom

Right-Hand Drive

General History

Chassis #7195 is one of the last Ageras built and was originally delivered to the UK as part of a highly bespoke specification commissioned by its original owner. Initially known as the Agera RSN, the car quickly became one of the most recognisable UK-based Koenigseggs thanks to its distinctive colour scheme and frequent public appearances.

In 2023, following a period of ownership spanning several years in the United Kingdom, the car was offered for sale and subsequently underwent an update at Koenigsegg, where it was re-badged from RSN to RST. Since then, it has continued participation in high-profile events across the UK.

The car is known for being one of the more frequently driven Agera RS examples, with over 9,500 miles recorded as of March 2025. It has appeared at a wide range of events including Goodwood Festival of Speed, Salon Privé, Supercar Driver Secret Meet, Supercarfest, VMAX200, and numerous private showcases. #7195 has been serviced and displayed regularly at SuperVettura and currently resides in Stanhope, England.

Exterior Spec

This Agera RS is finished in a bespoke shade named Josh Blue. The colour was inspired by the original owner’s son and resembles a custom interpretation of Ford’s well-known Nitrous Blue. The exterior is paired with exposed carbon fibre and Arctic White accents, creating a striking two-tone configuration.

The car features a wide array of options, including the vented front hood package, rear hood scoop, and the Agera RS dynamic rear wing. One of its most notable features are the optional 1 MW upgrade, alongside the rare 3D-printed titanium exhaust system and diamond dust integrated into the paint finish.

Interior Spec

The interior is finished in Signal Blue Alcantara with Blue Ely stitching and piping, complemented by extensive carbon fibre trim throughout the cabin. The specification also includes white interior accents, such as the 12 o’clock mark on the steering wheel, racing bucket seats and harness and the same level of bespoke detailing carried through from the exterior.

Photo Credit to Luke Morris.