Tag: 2017 Porsche Panamera

Features 911 inspired design and two new engines

The 2017 Porsche Panamera is finally here! And we love it! Its new design has kept the general expression of the outgoing model, but features some dramatic changes that bring it more to the 911. In other words, the 2017 Panamera looks more Porsche than ever! Having a spectacular world premiere last night in Berlin, the second generation of the famous sports sedan gathered glances and high appraisals. But let’s see why.

Combining the performance of a sports car and the convenience of a luxury sedan as the previous generation, the new Panamera comes to offer new engines, design and technologies. In terms of design, the car looks closer to the Porsche 911 because of its more dynamic flyline and some of the design elements of the iconic model.

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The coupe-like roof line has been kept, but is more dynamic and includes a new side window look. It seems that the design strengths of the model have been reinforced, while the regarded as weaknesses have been eradicated completely.

Furthermore the 2017 Panamera is getting new and more powerful twin-turbo engines as well as eight-speed dual-clutch transmission (PDK II). The result is efficiency enhanced by 16 percent. Both the 550 hp Panamera Turbo and the 440 hp Panamera 4S will be equipped with all-wheel drive as standard.

Some of the new features that improve performance are the three-chamber air suspension, rear axle steering and the 4D Chassis Control chassis management system. Porsche says that it has also included new assistance systems for greater ride comfort and safety.

Since we still have very little information, what we can tell about the interior is that Porsche is introducing what it calls “future-oriented display and control concept”. In other words, the Advanced Cockpit will feature “smartphone-like user interfaces” as well as configurable LED screens. We are impatient to see them, as Porsche is promising that they will impress us with the intuitive functionality. Customers also have to prepare to meet the new Porsche Communication Management (PCM 4.1) system with a way easier and convenient connectivity features.

Stay tuned for more detailed information that is to follow soon!

Source: Porsche

2017 Porsche Panamera pictures leak ahead of official debut next week

The Internet is a source of all things good and bad. In this case, the first leaked images of the new 2017 Porsche Panamera are the worst thing that could happen for the company and the best for the car enthusiasts. Thanks to this, you can meet the model a week earlier. The 2017 Panamera is about to make official debut in Germany next week. Porsche must be very upset right now.

Let’s talk about what we see. The pictures here give us not only hint of the new model, but rather an extensive look: they show the exterior and interior as well as the engine. And the latter is probably what’s going to make the 2017 Panamera “the fastest luxury sedan on Earth.”

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The image of the engine (the last in the gallery below) shows a turbocharged 4.0-liter V8. However, we don’t have any information about its output, but given the fact that the car will have significantly lighter body; this would undoubtedly lead to an increased performance.

In terms of exterior, there is nothing dramatically changed. The basic attractive form and shape of the Panamera has been kept. At the front we see LEDs while the rear suggests slightly reworked trunk lid, new diffuser and exhaust tailpipes at each corner.

On the inside, the leaked image shows luxurious cabin with sport seats up front. The materials used seem to be of the highest quality and everything has been kept classy and stylish. There is also a high-tech entertainment system for the occupants at the back, featuring a large LCD infotainment screen.

Enjoy the first images of the 2017 Porsche Panamera in our gallery below. More details to be revealed (officially) on June 28. Stay tuned!

Source: Motor1