It starts with a new exterior package that utilizes materials primarily found in motor sports and shaped in a unique design. The exterior package is made up of a fiber-reinforced composite, glass-fiber-reinforced plastic, and other high-tech materials due to their dimensional stability, great strength, and low weight.

The package consists of a front bumper with integrated splitter and large intakes. The TechArt Aero engine hood that is constructed of carbon fiber and dons sporty air vents and multifunctional headlamps combine daytime running lights, parking lights, and turn signals in a LED unit seamlessly integrated into the Panamera’s front end. New side skirts and flared fenders increase the width of the Panamera by 0.8 on an inch on each side of the front axle and 1.6 inches on each side of the rear axle. The rear benefits from a larger rear spoiler, distinctive rear apron with diffuser, and a roof spoiler. The oval dual tail pipes are incorporated into the vehicle’s rear end and complete the exterior refinements. An exhaust system with valve control can also be ordered.

The TechArt powerkit TA 070/T1 boosts the power output of the 4.8-liter twin-turbo engine from 500 to 571 hp and torque from 516 to 612 lb-ft. The TechArt powerkit is backed by a two-year limited warranty. TechArt also provides coverage for any damages to the engine or gearbox caused by the TechArt powerkit.

The TechArt GrandGT Program features three wheel designs: Formula light alloy wheels in 20 or 21 inches, Formula II design in a 22-inch circumference, or Formula III forged alloy wheels in 21- and 22-inch sizes.

The changes continue into the car’s interior with a wide variety of entertainment options including two 7-inch screens seamlessly integrated into the back of the front seats and rear fold-away tables.