Koenigsegg motorcycle concept by Burov Art

Russian designer Burov Art has released renderings of a concept Koenigsegg-branded motorcycle.

The Swedish firm does not build motorcycles, but designer Burov Art believes this is what a Koenigsegg motorcycle will look like if it’s actually built.

The bike features an enclosed carbon fibre fairing, small headlight mount and twin ‘old-school’ rear shocks. The rear features an ultra-short tail with dual underseat exhausts. A closer look reveals clip on handlebars, all-digital instrument panel and adjustable front forks.

Koenigsegg produces what is dubbed as the Megacar, which produces one kilowatt per kg of weight. One kilowatt per kg entails that the car produces 1360 horsepower (or about 1378PS) for its 1360 kerb weight.

Now, Koenigsegg hasn’t released 0-100kmph figures, but instead they have listed a 0-400kmph time of approximately 20 seconds. Most accounts estimate the One:1 to have a 0-100kmph time of about 2.5 seconds. And the price, a cool Rs 12.5 crore!

Now, if only Koenigsegg decides to take a two-wheeled route, maybe we do end up seeing something like the Burov Art concept in actual production.