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Home / Technology / Gemera: World's Most Powerful Family Car Clears EU Safety Hurdles

Gemera: World's Most Powerful Family Car Clears EU Safety Hurdles

10 Jan

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Summary

  • Gemera hypercar passed EU safety, emissions, and compliance tests.
  • Its battery system survived a forced thermal runaway event.
  • EU certification is complete; US approval is pending for 2025 delivery.
Gemera: World's Most Powerful Family Car Clears EU Safety Hurdles

The Koenigsegg Gemera, renowned as the world's most powerful four-seat hypercar with its 2,300 hp output, has achieved a significant milestone by successfully passing all European Union safety, emissions, and compliance requirements. The Swedish automaker confirmed its proprietary high-voltage battery system not only meets current ECE R100.3 standards but also complies with the stricter upcoming 2027 R100.5 Thermal Propagation Test.

Koenigsegg’s patent-pending battery technology demonstrated exceptional safety engineering by containing a forced thermal runaway event to a single cell during rigorous testing. A video showcased the battery pack enduring over two minutes of direct flames in the 'Grill test' while maintaining internal temperature stability. This performance underscores the hypercar's safety-first design approach and advancements in its Battery Management System.

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Following EU certification, Koenigsegg is now pursuing homologation with US authorities, aiming for a 2025 delivery. Challenges include adapting to US regulations requiring physical side mirrors over digital pods and re-engineering airbag systems. Despite these hurdles, the company is confident in securing American approval soon, reflecting its commitment to global market accessibility for its innovative hybrid hypercar.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Gemera boasts a 2,300 hp powertrain from a V8 engine and an electric motor, making it exceptionally powerful for a four-seat vehicle.
Yes, the Koenigsegg Gemera has successfully passed all European Union safety, emissions, and compliance tests.
Koenigsegg is working on US certification, with a projected delivery timeline for 2025.

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