Despite the impressive dyno results, Koenigsegg has yet to conduct a real-world top-speed run for the Jesko Absolut. There are two primary reasons for this delay: finding the right tires and securing a sufficiently long and safe stretch of road. High-speed runs at these velocities place immense stress on tires, and ensuring they can withstand such conditions is critical. Additionally, locating a road that provides the necessary length and safety for such a high-speed attempt is challenging.

Christian von Koenigsegg remains hopeful that a real-world test will happen soon, although he hasn't provided a specific timeline. When the Jesko Absolut was unveiled in March 2020, Koenigsegg promised it would be the fastest car the brand would ever produce, aiming to surpass the 300-mph barrier and challenge the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport's record of 304.77 mph.

While the Jesko Absolut's maximum capabilities are still untested in real-world conditions, it already holds several impressive records. It is the fastest production car to reach 250 mph and 400 km/h, and no other vehicle can match its performance in the 0-250-0 mph and 0-400-0 km/h tests.

As for where the Jesko Absolut might finally unleash its full potential, Christian von Koenigsegg has suggested it could be on a closed-off section of a public road. The Autobahn, famous for its unrestricted speed limits on certain sections, has been mentioned as a possible venue. The Autobahn has previously hosted high-speed runs, including Bugatti Chiron's 257-mph efforts. However, surpassing 300 mph presents additional challenges, including obtaining the necessary permissions from German authorities.

In 2017, the Koenigsegg Agera RS achieved a record-setting 285 mph on a public road in Nevada. A customer-owned Agera RS averaged 277.9 mph over two runs on an 11-mile closed section of highway, driven by factory driver Niklas Lilja. In 2019, the Bugatti Chiron SS reached 304.77 mph at the Ehra-Lessien test track in Germany, although this run was not certified by Guinness due to being conducted in a single direction.

The prospect of the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut breaking the 311-mph barrier is thrilling for automotive enthusiasts worldwide. While the exact date and location of this potential record-breaking run remain uncertain, the promise of seeing the Jesko Absolut unleash its full power keeps anticipation high. Koenigsegg's commitment to pushing the limits of what is possible in automotive engineering continues to captivate and inspire, ensuring that the Jesko Absolut's eventual top-speed run will be a historic moment in the world of hypercars.