TechArt's New Take on the Panamera Makes 640HP!
TechArt is back again with new upgrades for Porsche wagon owners who desire more from their vehicles.
Guess who's back
TechArt will be bringing its new version of the Panamera Sport Turismo to the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. The German tuner shop has given the car sharper styling, more power, and a very sparkly Racing Green paint job. Given the moniker of the GrandGT Supreme, the powered up wagon sees the Panamera Sport Turismo morph into a vehicle where the only panel that hasn't been modified is the roof!
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Watch out for potholes
There is already a GrandGT kit available but this bumped up version has a new scalloped hood. The car features wider fenders to fit into massive wheels and broaden's the stance of the impressive wagon. Those wheels are TechArt's 22-inch Formula IV wheels with five sets of double spokes. Out in the rear, there is a sport exhaust system with titanium / carbon-fiber tailpipes. In fact, most of the body add-ons are made of carbon fiber to keep the weight of the vehicle in check.
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Buttery leather
The thing about this car that really struck us is the interior that calls out to you to enter and get lost in for hours. The embossed brown Nappa leather with multi-color stitching adorns nearly every surface in the cabin with the exception of the headliner and door panels. Those areas get black Alcantara that offsets the brown leather nicely. The stitching in the panels is a mix of green, black, and orange that gives everything a tartan-esqe look.
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So what's under the hood?
Under the hood is lots of power on tap thanks to a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter that produces 631 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque. The vehicle will now be capable of doing a zero-to-sixty sprint in just 3.4 seconds and to 124mph in just 8.3 seconds. These numbers are up from a standard 550 horsepower and 567 lb-ft of torque that the Sport Turismo Turbo Panamera comes from the factory with.
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Coming soon
The thing that stands out about these upgrades is that the tweaks aren't part of an all-in-one package. If you'd like you can have just the body kit and leave out all of the power upgrades. Or, vice-versa, and keep your Panamera a relative sleeper of sorts... if it could ever be one. Official pricing for these changes has not been released, yet the price of entry for a Panamera Sport Turismo begins at $154,000.
The Geneva Show goes down from March 8th to the 18th.
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