Donkervoort P24 RS revealed; Essentially the most Dutch supercar ever
Donkervoort has revealed what it claims to be “essentially the most Dutch supercar ever created” – the P24 RS. It’s a light-weight, driver-focused supercar. Solely 150 models have been deliberate, out of which greater than 50 have already been offered to prospects in Europe, the US and the Center East.
The Donkervoort P24 RS is powered by an all-new 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 that has a peak output of 600 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque. The automobile weighs simply 780 kg (dry), which makes it the one road-going 600 hp supercar that weighs lower than 1000 kg.
The corporate was concentrating on a 1:1 power-to-weight ratio. Whereas it didn’t obtain that, it’s nonetheless fairly shut. The P24 RS has a power-to-weight ratio of 770 hp per tonne.
Donkervoort claims the P24 RS can dash from 0-124 mph in simply 7.4 seconds and has a high velocity in extra of 186 mph.
The P24 RS appears like a typical Donkervoort, that includes a protracted nostril, brief tail and uncovered entrance wheels. It comes with an elective aero package design for the racetrack and consists of distinctive swing-out headlights, a big entrance splitter, a rear diffuser and aero winglets over the taillights.
The suspension setup contains double wishbones on the entrance and a multi-link setup on the rear. The automobile could be fitted with adjustable dampers and a hydraulic ride-height system. Brakes have been sourced from AP Racing. Prospects additionally get the choice of carbon ceramics.
Supply: Donkervoort
