Porsche x La Marzocco Linea Micra limited-edition espresso machine, Digi Mart USA News (Australia): Porsche and La Marzocco have unveiled their second collaboration, a limited-edition espresso machine and coffee grinder inspired by the 1972 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7, one of the most celebrated air-cooled 911s in history. The Linea Micra features historic Porsche colour schemes, Carrera RS detailing and a cup rail modelled on the car’s famous ducktail spoiler.
Available in Australia for AUD $15,801, the espresso machine costs AUD $9,802 more than the standard Linea Micra and is limited to 911 units per colourway across the two main editions. The German sports car maker has teamed up with Italian coffee specialists to create the machine, which borrows styling from one of its most celebrated cars.
Following their first collaboration in 2024, Porsche and La Marzocco have returned with the 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Collection, featuring a specially designed Linea Micra espresso machine and matching Pico coffee grinder. The inspiration comes from the lightweight motorsport homologation special that remains one of the most collectible 911s ever made.
The first 911 to wear the Carrera name was developed to satisfy motorsport homologation requirements, which required manufacturers to build a minimum number of road-going cars before entering a racing version into competition. Porsche produced 500 examples to qualify for Group 4 GT racing.
The rear spoiler, known as the ducktail, now inspires the machine’s stainless-steel cup rail, while the Carrera RS script runs along the side panel.
Porsche has left the brewing hardware unchanged but added its styling to components users interact with. The black twist handles carry laser-engraved RS and 2.7 markings, the analogue pressure gauges feature red and green indicators, and a magnetic RS 2.7 badge completes the look.
Each machine receives a limited-edition plaque marked “One of 911”. Buyers can choose from three colour combinations: Tangerine with black detailing, Grand Prix White with green and Grand Prix White with blue, the last of which is exclusive to Germany.
Beneath the styling sits La Marzocco’s established Linea Micra, a compact home machine with a dual-boiler system, PID temperature control, a convertible portafilter, an insulated steam wand, a two-litre water tank and app connectivity. The matching Pico grinder receives coordinated colours, an adjustable magnetic portafilter fork and an automatically closing bean hopper.
In Australia, a standard La Marzocco Linea Micra is priced at AUD $5,999, so the Porsche edition represents an increase of roughly 163 per cent. Each of the two main colourways is limited to 911 examples worldwide, while the Germany-exclusive blue version is restricted to 150 units, bringing total production to 1,972 machines.
Australian buyers can find the Grand Prix White/Green and Tangerine/Black machines through Porsche’s local online store, with Australian pricing for the Pico grinder yet to be confirmed. The Porsche x La Marzocco Pico grinder is listed for USD $2,125 on the US Porsche online store.
