Donkervoort Creates One-Off F22 Art Edition for Ambassador Customer
Donkervoort has unveiled the F22 Art Edition, a one-of-a-kind supercar commissioned by longtime ambassador Cees Lubbers and featuring artwork by Dutch painter Anneke Wilbrink.
- 2.5 seconds
- 666 hp per tonne
- 2.3 g
What Happened
The Donkervoort F22 Art Edition is a unique supercar created for Cees Lubbers, a member of Donkervoort's Ambassador owners group. Lubbers wanted an artwork for his gallery that represented him and his passions, and he chose to have it replicated on his F22. The original painting by award-winning Dutch artist Anneke Wilbrink even incorporates the Donkervoort logo to symbolize Lubbers' long association with the brand.
The F22 Art Edition retains all the mechanical performance of the standard F22, including a power-to-weight ratio of 666 hp per tonne, a 0-100 km/h sprint in 2.5 seconds, and 2.3g of cornering muscle. Lubbers plans to display the car in his gallery alongside other art and unique vehicles, while still using his red D8 GTO JD70 R as a track-day weapon.
“Nothing makes us happier than seeing our customers love and engage with their cars as much as we loved creating them, and it’s hard to imagine anybody engaging with their car more than Cees has done.”
666 hp per tonne
Enables 0-100 km/h in 2.5 seconds and 0-200 km/h in 7.5 seconds.
Why this matters
The project demonstrates Donkervoort's extreme customization capabilities and the deep personal connection between the brand and its customers, allowing owners to turn their vehicles into moving artworks.
Terms in This Story
- Power-to-weight ratio
- A measure of a vehicle's performance calculated by dividing its engine power by its weight, often expressed in horsepower per tonne.
- Lateral acceleration
- The sideways force a car can generate when cornering, measured in g-forces (g).
- Track day
- An event where car owners can drive their vehicles on a racetrack for recreational purposes.
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