Donkervoort Automobielen, an ultra-exclusive Dutch manufacturer, has crafted fewer than 2,000 cars since its founding in 1978. Remarkably, more than 97% of them remain in driving condition, and the close-knit customer community means Donkervoort still services around 40% of all cars ever built.

Donkervoort has never had an external shareholder, and the only individuals to manage the company have carried the Donkervoort name.

The company’s philosophy is built around a consistent and uncompromising vision of what its cars should be, how they should drive, and the inclusion of customers as part of an extended family.

The P24 RS is the second model developed under Denis Donkervoort following the retirement of founder Joop Donkervoort in 2021. The first was the F22, a sold-out success that cemented Donkervoort’s position as the world’s premier lightweight supercar manufacturer. The P24 RS represents the largest technological leap forward in the brand’s history.

All pre-owned cars are supported by a Certificate of Authenticity, and both new and existing customers can customise and mechanically upgrade their cars at any time.

Through its Donkervoort Classics division, the company ensures its heritage remains alive, offering full restorations, restomods, partial restorations, as well as parts sourcing and advisory services.

Donkervoort was founded in 1978, when Joop Donkervoort’s first cars left his workshop in Tienhoven, the Netherlands. After moving to Loosdrecht and later establishing its home in Lelystad, the company built a reputation for uncompromising driver engagement, lightweight engineering, and meticulous craftsmanship.

Today, under the leadership of second-generation Denis Donkervoort, the brand continues to push boundaries. With models such as the F22, powered by Audi’s turbocharged five-cylinder engine, and the latest P24 RS,  an ultra-lightweight 780 kg machine producing up to 600 hp from its twin-turbo V6, Donkervoort remains obsessed with the intersection of minimal weight, structural strength, and pure driving emotion.

Lelystad, Netherlands