This is Porsche's Tokyo-specific livery for the 99X Electric

Formula E fans in Tokyo last week had a special treat awaiting them, with Porsche and TAG Heuer unveiling a city-specific livery of the two Porsche 99X Electric race cars during an event at Terrada Warehouse. The livery was used exclusively on the cars driven in the Tokyo E-Prix on 30 March by Pascal Wehrlein (#94) and António Félix da Costa (#13).

Improving on their starting positions, Wehrlein and da Costa ended up finishing in fifth and fourth place respectively, netting a cumulative 22 points for the team. Wehrlein is currently in the lead among all drivers, while the TAG Heuer Porsche team is running in second. 

Not only is the livery a reflection of street art and car culture in Japan, it also represents Formula E and electric racing. Staying true to the sport's green credentials, the livery was also crafted in a net carbon-neutral facility

Not only does the livery celebrate the longstanding partnership between Porsche and TAG Heuer; it was also developed in a net carbon-neutral Weissach Facility. 

This exclusive - and most importantly - pink livery highlights the spirit of Formula E and the future-oriented trends that the world's first electric racing series represents. Versatile, and holding significance for Formula E and electric racing, the livery is also designed in a way to reflect Japanese street art and car culture.

TAG Heuer released a dual-colour customisation for the TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E4, in celebration of the unveiling of the livery

In conjunction with the unveiling, TAG Heuer also released a new Connected watch face which features a pink hue similar to that on the Porsche 99X Electric. The TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E4 - Porsche Edition watch will also offer exclusive dual-colour customisation in both blue and pink, giving Porsche and TAG Heuer fans a stylish and sleek accessory.