Unofficial Product Concept · Solo Developer

Koenigsegg Connected Vision

An unofficial product concept for a living digital twin.

Role

Unofficial Product Concept · Solo Developer

Period

2026

Technical frame

Next.js / Expo

Links

GitHub

Initial problem

Connected-car apps often reduce exceptional vehicles to a generic list of status values and remote-control buttons. The concept needed to show how a hypercar owner could feel a continuous relationship with several individually owned cars, including duplicate models, without requiring a real vehicle backend or pretending that simulated telemetry was live manufacturer data.

Implementation

Koenigsegg Connected Vision is an independent web and mobile prototype built around a living digital twin. A deterministic TypeScript simulator evaluates vehicle state from session time, writes a ten-hertz feed, and keeps every demo repeatable without a database. The web experience renders interactive Gemera and Jesko twins from Meshopt GLB and procedural model pipelines, while the Expo host carries the garage and live-view language to mobile. Five individually identified vehicles share one demo account, and all state stays session-local and clearly marked as simulated.

Outcome

Demonstrates how connected-car software can feel like ownership rather than device administration
Turns an automotive pitch into a functioning, reviewable cross-platform prototype
Separates simulated demo behavior clearly from any official manufacturer service or live vehicle data

My contribution

Created the independent product concept, interaction model, visual language, and multi-car ownership story
Built the deterministic simulator, shared contracts, web experience, and Expo mobile prototype
Developed the 3D asset pipeline, vehicle bindings, review harnesses, and showcase captures

Impact

Demonstrates how connected-car software can feel like ownership rather than device administration
Turns an automotive pitch into a functioning, reviewable cross-platform prototype
Separates simulated demo behavior clearly from any official manufacturer service or live vehicle data

What mattered

Multi-car garage with five individually identified vehicles, including duplicate models

Deterministic ten-hertz vehicle simulation with repeatable routes and scenarios

Interactive Gemera and Jesko digital twins with orbit, focus, lighting, and opening controls

Shared contracts and design tokens across the Next.js web app and Expo mobile host

Meshopt GLB pipeline for cross-platform 3D assets and procedural model tooling

Session-local demo architecture with no persistent owner or vehicle database

Insights

Koenigsegg Connected Vision Gemera live view

The simulated Gemera live view with a real-time vehicle state feed

Koenigsegg Connected Vision vehicle controls

The command surface connects vehicle selection, telemetry, lighting, and opening controls

Koenigsegg Connected Vision Jesko digital twin

A second vehicle binding proves the garage and simulator are not tied to one model

Technical frame

The technical frame sits at the end on purpose: it shows the engineering substance behind the solution.

Next.jsExpoReact NativeTypeScriptThree.jsWebGL3D PipelineSimulation

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