Donkervoort P24 RS

The P24 RS was first presented as the successor to the F22 in January 2026.^[1] Of the 150 units to be built, over 50 had already been sold at the time of its unveiling.^[2] The car is named after Denis Donkervoort's second daughter, Phébe, who was born in 2024.^[3]

The two-seater P24 RS is 4.00 meters long, 1.91 meters wide, and 1.10 meters high. Its wheelbase is 2.42 meters, 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.^[4]

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 Ford EcoBoost V6 gasoline engine from Ford. It is made of aluminum and has dry-sump lubrication. Three power output levels are available, with a maximum of 441 kW (600 hp). A 5-speed manual transmission with a Torsen differential transfers power to the rear wheels. The top speed is stated as over 300 km/h (190 mph). The maximum lateral acceleration is 2.3 g.^[4]