911 Turbo from Porsche Designed by TechArt

Porsche has prepared something exciting for car fans to witness its new model’s debut in Geneva. Especially for the show the vehicle obtained a body kit of carbon and stylish front spoiler.

Aerodynamic characteristics of the car have been improved by introduction of new side skirts and modified rear wing. Apart from that the offering boasts a spoiler on the roof and rear diffuser. The beauty rides on alloy wheels 20 or 21 inches in diameter. Sports elements like springs and exhaust system finished in steel complete the outlook.

The inside of the car is still unknown to public, but TechArt states that it features leather seats, steering wheel in sports style and pedals made of aluminium. Optional offerings include carbon fibre insertions, illumination of door sills and custom-designed floor mats.

The model lineup will be expanded to TA 091/T1, a variants promising more powerful performance. Modification specifics are unknown yet, but the standard coupe features a powertrain of turbocharged engine for 3.8 litres amounting to 520 hp and torque of 523 lb-ft. The mark of 100 km/h is reached in striking 3.2 seconds while the maximum speed is 315 km/h.

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