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Vendor: Tarmac Works
Type: Koenigsegg Models
Sku: T64G-TL053-GY
Bring one of Koenigsegg's most innovative performance cars to your collection with the Koenigsegg Gemera Dark Gray Metallic 1/64 Diecast Model by Tarmac Works.
Part of the Tarmac Works Global64 Series, this limited-edition collectible captures the distinctive shape of the Koenigsegg Gemera in a sophisticated dark gray metallic finish. Its low profile, sculpted aerodynamic bodywork, detailed cabin, and realistic wheels make it an impressive miniature representation of the Swedish performance car.
The Gemera is particularly unusual in the world of exotic automobiles because Koenigsegg designed it to combine extraordinary performance with seating for four occupants — giving collectors something quite different from the traditional two-seat supercar.
The Koenigsegg Gemera represents a very different approach to the high-performance automobile. Rather than creating another conventional two-seat exotic, Swedish manufacturer Koenigsegg developed the Gemera around the idea of combining extreme performance with space for four occupants.
Its unusual configuration gives the Gemera the proportions and dramatic appearance expected from a Koenigsegg while providing a far more accommodating passenger compartment than a traditional supercar.
The result is one of the more distinctive vehicles in Koenigsegg's history — and an interesting subject for collectors who enjoy modern hypercars, exotic automobiles, and innovative automotive engineering.
The name Gemera combines Swedish words associated with “giving more.” It's an appropriate name for a car intended to offer considerably more practicality than the typical ultra-high-performance automobile.
One of the Gemera's most remarkable characteristics is its ability to accommodate four adults and their luggage while retaining the dramatic styling and performance philosophy associated with Koenigsegg.
Koenigsegg has described the Gemera as a “Mega-GT” rather than simply a supercar or hypercar — reflecting its unusual combination of grand-touring usability and extreme performance.
