Porsche Panamera Transformed Into Sinister 710-HP Super Sedan

We're of the opinion that some cars should never be messed with. But that hasn't stopped tuners from getting their grubby paws all over these cars to enhance them in some way. One of the most prolific Porsche tuners isTechArt, and following on from the company'soverhaul of the Taycan's interior, the firm has now turned its attention to another of Porsche's four-door offerings: thePanamera. But while the Taycan's electric powertrain makes extracting more power a difficult task, the Panamera is traditionally powered and therefore capable of delivering someserious performancefrom just a few enhancements.

But before we get onto performance, let's get onto the obvious changes - namely those to the styling. The Aerokit, as TechArt is calling it, has wheel arch extensions, a new front apron with an integrated splitter, a front spoiler with larger air intakes, a carbon fiber hood, and a new diffuser with four fins. You also get titanium exhaust finishers with carbon covers and of course, a rear spoiler. As a result, the car is 50 millimeters wider in front and 80 mm wider at the rear. The changes are complemented by a choice of three 22-inch wheel designs: Formula VI, Formula V, and Daytona II.

As usual, there are interior upgrades available too. Contrasting underlaid leather mixed with perforated leather finishes and loads of Alcantara gives the cabin a premium feel while contrasting piping adds a sporty touch. The steering wheel is also refinished, and the trim elements can be finished in a variety of ways, including with carbon fiber.