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Porsche introduces the Panamera GTS, featuring a high-performance 500 HP 4-liter twin-turbo V8 engine.
Date: July 19, 2024
Mumbai- Porsche India Pvt. Ltd., an automobile manufacturer has launched the Panamera GTS in India, a high-performance model starting at Rs 2.34 crore (ex-showroom). This latest model offers a more powerful engine and sportier upgrades compared to the standard Panamera introduced last year.
The standard Panamera comes with a V6 engine, while the Panamera GTS features a more powerful 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 generating 500hp – an increase of 20hp compared to its predecessor. Accelerating from 0 to 100kph in just 3.8 seconds, it reaches a top speed of 302kph. The PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) has been specifically calibrated to enhance the GTS' sporty performance. It's been lowered by 10mm compared to the standard Panamera, with reinforced anti-roll bars to achieve a lower spring rate for improved body stability.
The Panamera GTS showcases black GTS logos on the sides and rear, a unique front design, dark-tinted HD matrix LED headlights and taillights, and red brake calipers. It also includes a Sport package with satin matte-black body trim, side skirts, front insets, side window trim, and a rear bumper. The vehicle is complemented by Dark Bronze-finished tailpipes and rides on 21-inch Anthracite Grey Turbo S center-lock wheels.
The interior of the Porsche GTS features Race-Tex material, which resembles suede and covers the roof lining, armrests, door panels, and seat center panels. Porsche offers two distinctive interior packages exclusively for the GTS model: Carmine Red or Slate Grey Neo, in addition to a Carbon matte interior package.
Porsche has announced that the Panamera GTS will start deliveries in its home country within the next few months. In India, deliveries are expected to begin either by the end of this year or possibly in 2025. The GTS variant will be the most powerful Panamera model available in India, as the Turbo models, being hybrids, will not be introduced here.
