The Donkervoort P24 RS is a limited production sports car by Dutch company Donkervoort.
Background The P24 RS was first presented as the successor to the F22 in January 2026. Of the 150 units to be built, over 50 had already been sold at the time of its unveiling. The car is named after Denis Donkervoort's second daughter, Phébe, who was born in 2024. It will be the first Donkervoort available in right-hand drive, with fewer than 30 units being made in the configuration.
Specifications The two-seater P24 RS is long, wide, and tall. Its wheelbase is , and its trunk capacity is 298 liters. It has butterfly doors. A spoiler package for track use is available as an option and can be easily installed.
Instead of the 2.5-liter EA855 DOHC inline-5 gasoline engine from Audi used in the previous model, the P24 RS uses a 3.5 L twin-turbocharged V6, heavily developed EcoBoost gasoline engine from Ford. It is made of aluminum and has dry-sump lubrication. Three power output levels are available to choose at any time, with a maximum of . A 5-speed manual transmission with a Torsen differential transfers power to the rear wheels. The top speed is stated as over . The maximum lateral acceleration is 2.3 g.
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