Speed Champions

Koenigsegg Jesko

The Koenigsegg Jesko is one of the more extreme hypercar builds in the 2021 LEGO® Speed Champions range, scaling down a famously low, wide Swedish supercar into 283 pieces. It includes 104 unique parts and a single minifigure for the cockpit.

Set number
76900
Year
2021
Pieces
283
Minifigures
1
Different parts
104
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 104

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (19)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Description

A hypercar's proportions, scaled down

The real Jesko is known for an unusually flat, wide stance and oversized aerodynamic details, most notably its rear wing, and the LEGO version leans into exactly those features: a low front end, large intake shapes and a clearly visible rear wing make it recognisable next to other Speed Champions cars even from a distance. Fans of hypercars will spot the proportions immediately, brand badge or not. Details such as the roof-mounted air scoop are also clearly picked out on the model.

Unusually part-dense for its size

104 unique parts out of 283 pieces is a high ratio for a Speed Champions set, which usually points to a build made up of many distinct specialised pieces rather than long repeated rows of standard bricks. In practice that tends to make the build feel more varied step by step than some of the simpler cars elsewhere in the range, which experienced builders in particular tend to appreciate. That makes the building process feel less repetitive than vehicles built from many identical sections.

Bold contrast over a single colour

Black, white, yellow and light bluish grey are used deliberately rather than blending into one dominant body colour, which suits the car's aggressive, angular design. Yellow does most of the work catching the eye, while black and light bluish grey cover the wheels and underside. The parts list on this page shows exactly how those colours break down across the model, piece by piece, including exact quantities. Small black trim lines also help emphasise the car's sporty, angular lines throughout.

A focused collector's piece

Like most Speed Champions sets, the Jesko comes with just one minifigure, keeping the focus entirely on the car rather than a wider scene. That makes it a natural addition for anyone building a row of hypercars or racing vehicles, and its compact footprint means it sits easily alongside other models from the range without taking up much shelf space, even as a collection grows. That makes it easy to build up a whole row of hypercar models over time.

FAQ

How many pieces does the LEGO Koenigsegg Jesko 76900 have?
The set contains 283 pieces, 104 of them unique, plus one minifigure.
What makes the build different from other Speed Champions sets?
Its high ratio of unique parts makes the build feel more varied than models built from many repeated pieces.
What colours define the car?
Yellow stands out as the main colour, alongside black, white and light bluish grey. The full breakdown is on the parts list on this page.

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