Donkervoort models

Who is Donkervoort?

Donkervoort is a Dutch, family-owned sports-car maker based in Lelystad. Founded by Joop Donkervoort, the company has built lightweight, hand-crafted cars focused on an involving drive. Its distinctive approach places it in a specialist corner of the sports-car world, rather than among makers of broad everyday ranges.

Donkervoort’s cars suit drivers drawn to a close-to-the-road feel and open-air motoring. The company remains family-owned, with Joop’s son Denis leading the business after his father’s retirement.

How has the Donkervoort range developed?

The EU registration figures show two Donkervoort model lines from 2014 to 2025: the GTO, followed by the F22. The GTO ran from 2014 through 2022, making it the longer-running of the two in this period. It carried the company’s lightweight, driver-focused character into a modern high-performance sports car.

The F22 brought a new design, including a removable carbon-fibre Twin Targa roof and updated chassis technology. Its larger cabin and roof arrangement add flexibility, while its long bonnet and rear wheel-arch shapes echo Donkervoort’s design history. The F22 appears in EU registrations from 2024 to 2025.

Which Donkervoort models appear in EU figures?

The GTO had 175 EU registrations from 2014 to 2022. The F22 had 24 in 2024–2025. These are registration counts for the European Union, rather than a tally of cars built or sold worldwide.

The figures cover European Economic Area registrations. They show the models registered in that market during the stated years; they do not represent Donkervoort’s worldwide sales.

Is Donkervoort electrified?

The GTO and F22 are presented as sports-car models, rather than as part of an electric or hybrid range. Donkervoort’s identity in this period centres on lightweight cars and direct driver involvement.