They will have logos and trim in Turbonite, which was specially developed to separate variants of the same model as far as possible from each other. The third generation Panamera will be the first to try out the new identity – its premiere is scheduled for November 24.
With the release of the new Panamera, Porsche will switch to a different visual identity for models with the Turbo prefix. For this purpose, Porsche Color & Trim specialists have developed a special shade of Turbonite, which will be used for logos, lettering, as well as on interior and exterior decorative elements.
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Turbonite will paint bumper inserts, wheels, seat belt buckles and some interior switches. And when choosing a black interior, contrasting stitching will be done in this color. According to Style Porsche vice-president Michael Mauer, all this will make the Turbo cars more noticeable and set them apart from other derivatives such as the GTS.
The next Panamera will debut on November 24th. It is already known that the model will receive a new front panel architecture in the Taycan style, as well as several two-tone interior design options. Porsche will also offer a completely vegan interior for the first time, made from Race-Tex microfiber and Pepita houndstooth fabric.
Porsche Panamera: showdown within the family
