Olofström

He did not have a factory.

He had a workshop in Olofström, a small town near the southeast coast.

He had his own money, a grant of around $200,000 from the Swedish Technical Development Board, and his father.

Jesko von Koenigsegg, who ran an energy technology company, became an early investor and financed the operation for more than three years.

It took until the year 2000 for a full carbon fiber production prototype to appear at the Paris Motor Show.

Six years of work for a car nobody had bought.

In early 1999, the company had moved from Olofström across the country to Margretetorp, near Angelholm on the southwest coast.

A bigger workshop, a heritage building with a thatched roof.

So I choose one of my classmates that I trusted the most.

And during summer, they relocate us down to Olofström.

And we actually get paid, and we implement this for real, and it's put into the factory line.

And