The tuning program will include a full body kit with a new front bumper that includes LED daytime running lights and additional xenon units, a carbon fiber hood, rear apron, side skirts, wider fenders and a roof spoiler. The sport exhaust tail pipes and newly designed alloy wheels in sizes between 20- and 23-inches will complete the exterior package.
For the interior, TechArt will offer customers a variety of options ranging from bespoke leather upholstery and unique three-spoke steering wheels to roof-mounted entertainment kit.
The aftermarket tuner is also preparing a host of performance enhancements with engine kits plus suspension and braking system upgrades. Specific details will be released after the presentation of TechArt's Magnum program at the Swiss auto show.
A new comprehensive tuning program for the latest 911 Carrera 4S has been released by Porsche tuner TechArt. The available upgrades for the four-wheel drive version of the 911 concern both mechanical and cosmetic aspects of the car. Starting off with the Carrera 4S' 3.8-liter boxer engine, a reprogrammed ECU and a "Racing" flap-controlled exhaust system that includes two stainless steel racing headers as well as a sports catalytic converter, rear muffler with exhaust flap, an exhaust flap control unit and twin oval tailpipes in high-gloss or black chrome, boost output from 385HP to 415HP.
To improve handling, TechArt offers a sport suspension featuring coilover shock absorbers with an adjustable rebound and pressure stage plus special main and additional springs. There's also a 'nose-lift' system that raises the vehicle's ride height by up to 60mm (for speeds up to 60km/h - 37mph) at a toch of a button to tackle curbsides and other ramps.
Buyers may also opt to equip the 911 Carrera 4S with 19 or 20 inch alloy wheels in various designs as well as a new aero kit that consists of a front spoiler, side skirts, roof spoiler, decorative trim for the exterior mirrors and headlamp surrounds, three different rear wings plus a new rear diffuser.
For the interior, TechArt's offerings range from a plethora of different leathers and three-spoke spoke airbag steering wheel designs to aluminum pedals and trim strips.
The Porsche tuning specialist TechArt is performing the world premiere of its styling program for the new Panamera sports saloon at the 2009 IAA or as we've all come to know it, the Frankfurt motorshow. Initially, the German firm's program for the Panamera S, 4S and Turbo models that will be available from this December includes a bodykit, new alloy wheels and interior components. For those that want more, TechArt is planning to introduce additional customization options as well as performance upgrades for all Panamera models in the beginning of 2010.The Panamera's looks are accentuated by the new Aerokit 1 (yes, a more aggressively styled kit is on its way) that includes a front spoiler, side skirts, rear bumper with diffuser, roof spoiler, decorative strips for the air outlets on the front fenders and the headlamps and a rear wing. According to the tuner, the kit has been optimized to increase downforce at high speeds.
The Turbo model can be equipped with a pair of LED daytime running lights while all models get a set of new dual oval stainless steel tailpipes. Buyers can also choose between 20- and 21-inch alloy wheels.
For the interior, TechArt's program comprises of a unique two-colour leather finishing in teak and black with matching decorative stitching and a roof liner in the same colored Alcantara. A new sport steering wheel along with instrument dials in individual colours and special decorative elements for the center console, dashboard, and doors options are also in the mix.
Just weeks away from the bi-annual Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany, Porsche tuning specialist TechArt is unveiling the first of several new upgrades to come for the facelifted versions of the Boxster roadster and Caymane coupe models. Included in the initial package are two different Aerokits, daytime running lights, a set of sport springs, as well as carbon interior packages that subtly transform the looks of the two Porsche models.
TechArt's aero kits that are said to optimize the Boxster and Cayman's drag coefficients comprise of a front spoiler with a spoiler lip that match the body's color and new LED daytime running lights, rear wing, side sills and a new rear apron with an integrated diffuser that houses the twin tailpiped of the more sonorous sport exhaust system.
The bodykit can be rounded off with 19- and 20-inch alloy wheels available in various designs and colors while additional upgrades include TechArt's sport springs and a lowering kit that reduced the ride height by up to 30 mm.
For the interior, TechArt offerings include a variety of options ranging from a full leather treatment with contrasting seams and decorative carbon fiber trim to aluminum sport pedals, a three-spoke sport steering wheel and illuminated entry sills with individual logos.
