Koenigsegg Agera RS sells out in 10 months

The limited-edition supercar is said to be the fastest selling model in the company\'s history.

Koenigsegg has reportedly sold out of the Agera RS, months ahead of its arrival in the US market.

The company will only build 25 units, spread across all global markets. Every one has been called for in just 10 months since the RS' debut at the Geneva Motor Show early last year, as noted by WorldCarFans.

Four examples had rolled off the assembly line by late November, with another six passing through the workshop. The seventh car, chassis #128, will be headed to a US buyer.

The RS is a street-legal track-focused Agera variant, shedding up to 88 pounds compared to the Agera R and S. A 5.0-liter V8 provides a massive 1,160 horsepower, while cornering forces can reach 1.75 G.

For US buyers who missed out on the RS, the company plans to bring its even crazier Regera to the market. Pairing a direct-drive twin-turbo V8 with electric motors brings output up to more than 1,500 ponies and 1,475 lb-ft of torque, enabling the coupe to hit 249 mph in just 20 seconds -- half the time required to get a Bugatti Veyron up to the same speed.

Chassis #128 will arrive on US shores by the middle of the year. The company plans to deliver all 25 examples by next year.