Dua Lipa and Porsche launch 911 GT3 RS ‘Rennstall’ at auction

In an impeccable synergy between global pop culture and elite automotive engineering, Dua Lipa and Porsche present a collaboration that transcends aesthetics to become a manifesto of creativity, technology and social commitment. It is the Porsche 911 GT3 RS 2024 ‘Rennstall’, a unique piece conceived by the British-Kosovarian artist, currently on auction through RM Sotheby’s.

The automotive work was unveiled at the Monaco Grand Prix 2025, fusing the motorsport universe with the visual imagery of the Radical Optimism world tour. The bodywork, directly intervened by Dua Lipa, displays a vibrant livery that articulates chromatic blocks in turquoise, red, gold and deep green, evoking the emotional and scenic language that has defined her latest artistic phase.

This GT3 RS, beyond its aesthetic dimension, retains its radically technical nature: a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre six-cylinder boxer engine developing 518 bhp, seven-speed PDK transmission, and the exclusive Weissach package, which reduces the weight of the base model by 22 kilograms. This is complemented by high-performance ceramic brakes and magnesium wheels with a satin-finished pyro red finish. The combination enables acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds, a top speed of 296 km/h, and an aerodynamic downforce of 860 kg at 285 km/h.

Beyond the collector’s item, the initiative takes on a philanthropic dimension. All the funds raised will go to the Sunny Hill Foundation, created by Dua Lipa with the aim of promoting artistic, cultural and technological development in Kosovo. The foundation offers everything from STEM scholarships to international outreach platforms for young creators, establishing itself as a key institution for the new creative fabric of the Balkans.

RM Sotheby’s has estimated the value of the piece at over $470,000, and the auction will remain open until 1 August 2025. The proposal not only challenges the contemporary collector, but also the cultural patron of the 21st century.

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