La Marzocco pairs with Porsche for a 911 espresso machine
A Linea Micra dressed in the livery of the 1972 Carrera RS 2.7 costs €5,790, with a matching Pico grinder, in a run of 911 units per colourway.
The new La Marzocco Porsche espresso machine, a three-colourway Linea Micra carrying the livery of the 1972 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7, priced at €5,790 (about $6,470) and capped at 911 units per finish.
The Florence-based coffee-machine maker and Porsche unveiled the collection on 30 October. It pairs the Linea Micra, La Marzocco's compact home machine, with a matching Pico grinder priced at €1,550 (about $1,730), according to Sprudge and Porsche's own newsroom.
Three colourways capped at 911 units
Both brands' logos sit on a machine whose cup rail is shaped after the RS 2.7's ducktail spoiler.
The line comes in three finishes lifted from the original RS 2.7's paint options: Grand Prix White with green accents, Tangerine with black accents, and Grand Prix White with blue accents. The first two are sold globally; the blue version is a Germany-only release limited to 150 units, a smaller run than the 911-unit cap on the other two.
Design details echo the car directly. Porsche's newsroom says the Linea Micra's cup rail is shaped after the RS 2.7's ducktail spoiler, and its black handles carry laser-engraved "RS" and "2.7" markings. "Carrera RS" lettering runs along the machine's side, and both brands' logos appear on the body.
A second Porsche collaboration since 2024
This is not the first time the two brands have worked together. La Marzocco previously released a Linea Micra in the livery of the 911 Carrera RSR, and a one-off Linea Mini was built by Officine Fratelli Bambi around a 1979 Porsche 911. The RS 2.7 itself, Porsche's first 911 to carry the Carrera name, was built in only 500 units in 1972. The release lands as specialty coffee equipment keeps crossing into collectible design, the same world that produced this year's first Chinese world barista champion.
The wider collection extends beyond the kitchen: Porsche is also selling apparel, accessories and 1:18-scale model cars that come with miniature coffee machines, Dupont Registry reported. Pricing varies by market — Dupont Registry and Yanko Design list the Linea Micra at $7,911 in the US, a different figure from the euro price Sprudge reported for Europe.
Neither company has given an on-sale date. The machines are sold through the Porsche webstore and select Porsche Centers and Design Stores rather than La Marzocco's usual retail network. With 911 units per global colourway, the run is larger than most limited-edition machines, but whether Porsche repeats the format again, as it has twice since 2024, will depend on how fast this batch moves.
