Donkervoort to boost F22 production by 25 cars due to strong demand
Donkervoort confirmed it will add 25 more F22 supercars to the initial 75, bringing total production to 100, after selling out instantly.
- 100 units
- almost 500 hp
- 2.5 seconds
What Happened
Donkervoort today confirmed it will add another 25 cars to the production run of the sold-out F22 as demand continues to flood in for the all-new supercar. The confirmation means Donkervoort will boost the total F22 production from the initial 75 models announced last December up to a total of 100. Production is in full swing, and the first cars have already been delivered to their proud new owners.
The additional 25 F22 models will have the same power, torque, weight and performance specifications as the initial 75 F22s. The turbocharged, in-line, five-cylinder engine will deliver almost 500 horsepower for the 750kg supercar. They will retain the ability to sprint to 100km/h in just 2.5 seconds.
“We had hoped people would appreciate the F22, and they did. They appreciated it so much we had to turn back to our logistics chain to source enough high-quality pieces to create another 25 cars after all the regular production slots had been filled. This is where it ends, though.”
- North America
- UAE
- UK
- southern Europe
- Scandinavia
- Israel
Why this matters
The production increase shows strong demand for the F22 and expands Donkervoort's global buyer base, extending production into mid-2025.
Terms in This Story
- Supercar
- A high-performance sports car with exceptional speed and handling.
- Horsepower (hp)
- A unit of power used to measure an engine's output.
- Power-to-weight ratio
- A measure of performance comparing engine power to vehicle weight, often expressed in hp per tonne.
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