DONKERVOORT

Donkervoort F22 Bare Naked

This week, the first Donkervoort F22 Bare Naked left the plant in Lelystad, Holland, bound for the Middle East.

The third generation of Donkervoort's Bare Naked technology has evolved from a limited edition model to a factory option, giving all F22 owners the ability to see the carbon fiber in their own bodywork through a clear or colored layer. In addition to the aesthetic addendum, the unpainted F22 weighs 10 kg less than a painted one.

Although Donkervoort traditionally registers a great demand in Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany, the first F22 Bare Naked is already on its way to the United Arab Emirates, in addition, it has also received orders from Italy, Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, Israel, Finland and United States.

F22s with Bare Naked options will have power, torque and performance similar to the initial 75 F22s, with the turbocharged in-line 5-cylinder engine generating nearly 500 hp.

As we've mentioned before, the Bare Naked option shaves 10kg off the F22's weight, while the optional carbon fiber wheels shave another 10kg.

The model is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds and reaches 200 km/h in 7.5 seconds, thanks to a power-to-weight ratio of 685 hp per ton, compared to the 666 hp per ton of the F22

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