Geneva Preview: Techart Concept One based on Porsche Panamera
By Andrew C., 30 Aug, 2010. 0 Comments
Techart Concept One
TechArt's Concept One design study applied on the Porsche Panamera is one of the displays that we'll be on the lookout for at the Geneva Motor Show. The tuning firm offers incredible individualization programs that guarantee that the car will truly stand out. At the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2009, a different TechArt Panamera bodykit was shown. A factory look is the result of the pieces being seamlessly integrated into the main bodywork.
Take for example the front apron with integrated air inlet. It also serves to provide a better air flow for the intercoolers.In addition, the lights package combines "daylight headlights," parking lights and turn signal lights as an LED system unit in one housing assembly. Fenders and side skirts integrate easily with the wheel arches. At the rear, the height-adjustable spoiler goes well with the diffuser and four tailpipes.
TechArt also gave the car a set of 22-inch forged light alloy wheels in a dull platinum grey color. In addition, the engine has a carbon fiber cover. The range-topping Panamera Turbo will have the standard 368kW (500 PS / 493 hp), which is supplemented with an additional 110kW (150 PS / 148 hp). Its interiors are somewhat luxurious with the full leather finish in a cocoa and white color combination, alcantara roof lining, an optional 3-spoke PDK sports steering wheel and an optional 10.2-inch ceiling monitor with integrated DVD player.
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