Zyrus Engineering Creates Taycan Carbon Fiber Pieces

Zyrus Is Back

Autoevolution reports that Zyrus Engineering has a new carbon fiber kit for the Porsche Taycan Turbo S. Zyrus is the aftermarket designer responsible for the LP1200 Gallardo which gained its fame at the legendary Nürburgring.

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Subtle Killer

Zyrus utilizes subtle touches to actually improve looks. Avoiding the gaudy look of brands like Liberty Walk and RWB, Zyrus strives to enhance rather than redesign. Zyrus produces all of its kits in-house at its HQ in Norway.

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Best of the Best

All kit pieces are created using 100% prepreg carbon fiber. Prepreg carbon fiber is considered the best on the market. This reputation is earned by being the lightest, strongest, and most durable carbon fiber currently available. 

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Ease of Installation

To avoid nightmares common to aftermarket part installation, Zyrus has ensured that all parts will mount to original OEM mount points. The kit includes 14 total pieces and carries with it a price tag of $20,415 excluding shipping.

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More to Come

Rear wing, side vent, side skirt, rear bumper, front splitter, beam cover, and headlight surround kit pieces are also in the works. These additions will be sold separately from the full 14-piece kit.

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Going Worldwide

Zyrus is putting together a network of dealers in the USA, Europe, Middle East, and Asia to better serve its customers. Soon, Taycan owners across the globe will have easy access to some of the best vehicle accents on the planet.

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