Porsche and La Marzocco have launched a second limited-edition espresso set inspired by the 911 Carrera RS 2.7: a Linea Micra machine and a Pico grinder, listed at €5,790 and €1,550 on Porsche’s Middle East newsroom page and at $7,911 and $2,125 before tax in the United States, according to CarScoops.
The collection premiered on October 29, 2026 at the Porsche Museum in Zuffenhausen and went on sale on October 30 at porsche.com, in select Porsche Centers and in select Porsche Design Stores. It follows the first joint collection from 2024, which CarScoops says sold out in eight hours.
What makes this Linea Micra a 911 Carrera RS 2.7 edition?
The machine borrows its looks from the 1972 car, which Porsche built as a homologation model limited to 500 units and which gave the 911 its “ducktail” rear spoiler. Here the ducktail becomes the cup rail on top of the machine.
The design details Porsche lists:
- Three historic paint schemes: Grand Prix White with Green, Tangerine with Black, and Grand Prix White with Blue
- “Carrera RS” lettering combined with the historic Porsche logo on all three
- Black handles laser engraved with “RS” and “2.7”
- Analogue pressure gauges with red and green indicators in the Porsche look
- A magnetic “RS 2.7” badge and a side plaque reading “One of 911”
The white and green machine and the tangerine and black machine are each limited to 911 units. The white and blue version is sold only in Germany and is limited to 150 units.

What does the espresso machine do?
It is a compact portafilter machine for the home. Porsche says the convertible 3-in-1 portafilter switches between a single spout, a double spout and a bottomless setup, and that the brew lever combines the feel of a classic paddle with the reliability of an electric switch.
The other listed features are an insulated steam wand, an easy-to-reach two-litre water tank, LED barista lights and control through the La Marzocco Home app, where owners can change the temperature, adjust settings and schedule brewing. The pages we read do not give boiler size, power rating or dimensions.

What about the Pico grinder?
The Pico grinder wears the same colours and lettering. Porsche lists an adjustable magnetic portafilter fork and an auto-close bean hopper. CarScoops adds that it offers three memory settings, stepless grind adjustment and manual grinding.
Prices
- Linea Micra machine: €5,790 recommended retail price (Porsche newsroom, Middle East edition) and $7,911 before tax (CarScoops, United States)
- Pico grinder: €1,550 recommended retail price and $2,125 before tax
- Machine and grinder together: $10,036 before tax and shipping (CarScoops)
The euro and dollar figures come from different sources and regions, so do not compare them directly. For accessories, CarScoops lists a coffee aroma tin at $135, barista napkins at $69, a two-pack of matching espresso cups with saucers at $105 and single cups at about $35.
The Middle East edition says the collection is sold in Porsche Centres in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Lebanon, and in Porsche Design stores in Dubai, Bahrain and Lebanon. A full country list was not on the pages we read.

Who it suits
Porsche collectors. The numbered run, the “One of 911” plaque and paint schemes taken from historic cars are aimed at owners who already buy Porsche Design pieces.
Home baristas with limited counter space. The Linea Micra is described as compact, and the app lets owners set temperature and a brew schedule before they walk into the kitchen.
Gift buyers. The cups at about $35 and the napkins at $69 are the cheapest way into the collection, according to CarScoops.
Who should wait. Anyone who needs full technical specifications before spending this much, or who lives outside the markets named above.
What is still unknown?
Porsche has not published boiler size, power rating, weight or warranty terms on the pages we read, and it does not say how many machines remain. CarScoops notes that the 2024 set was gone in eight hours, so check porsche.com or a Porsche Design store for current stock and local pricing.







