Techart, a renowned Porsche customizer, has finished working on the marque’s first all-electric car, a 750-HP sedan named Taycan. Let’s see what upgrades are due for the luxury sports EV.
You will probably agree that the Taycan is quite an icon of style on its own, so fiddling with its design is risky at best – yet the German tuner succeeded big here. The design team had spent months trying out various aerodynamic parts in 3D software and then tried them on using clay models.
The outcome is reserved and elegant: the front bumper looks fresh and tidy, the side sills longer, and the rear diffuser even more aggressive than before. Custom forged wheels tested in a wind tunnel along with the rest of the parts round things off on the outside.
Inside, a black leather trim goes hand-in-hand with artificial suede and yellow-green stitching for contrast. Perforated seat upholstery with its honeycomb pattern catches the eye most of all, and the same hexagonal theme continues across the door cards, the dashboard and the trunk mat.
Techart neglected to mention prices, but it will carry out virtually any customization job using a wide variety of available materials and finishes.