The Swedish hypercar producer has revealed its most practical model to date – the Gemera. Unlike anything else in the Koenigsegg line, it claims to comfortably seat four people with room leftover for luggage. While offering the practicality of four-seater comfort, it still promises the firm’s trademark blend of power, sophistication, and cool, as the hybrid four-seater sports two scissor-doors and the monolithic characteristic of Koenigsegg’s early designs.

It’s no surprise that some of society’s most elite have an impressive display of the most elite vehicles. Nor is it much of a surprise to see the variations between their individual tastes according to their expertise.

The world-renowned French luxury brand has revealed their new showroom in the French capital at the beginning of this month. Featuring the brand’s new corporate design, it opened in Neuilly-sur-Seine after Bugatti partnered up with Groupe Schumacher, which has been specialising in super and hyper sports cars since 1947.