Porsche commemorates anniversary of Panamera with special 10 Year Edition

Porsche is celebrating the 10^th anniversary of the Panamera with a special edition model series. The new 2020 Panamera 10 Year Edition model features upgraded standard equipment and exclusive design highlights.

10 Year Edition models come with 'Panamera10' logos on the interior and front doors

The Panamera 10 Year Edition model comes with a host of additional comfort and safety features.

ParkAssist including Surround View, LED matrix design headlights including Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus, Lane Change Assist and Lane Keep Assist are part of the extended standard equipment, as are heated 14-way comfort seats which feature a Porsche crest on the headrests, soft-close doors, and a BOSE Surround Sound system.

Also exclusive to the 10 Year Edition are new 21-inch Panamera Sport Design wheels in satin-gloss White Gold Metallic and the 'Panamera10' logo on the front doors. The anniversary logo can also be found in the interior on the front passenger trim panel and on the door entry guards.

The 10 Year Edition is also available with the Panamera 4

With standard adaptive three-chamber air suspension including Porsche Active Suspension Management and Power Steering Plus, the Panamera 10 models are also ideally equipped for outstanding driving dynamics.

The hybrid models of the Panamera 10 Year Edition come with the optional 7.2kW on-board charger rather than the 3.6kW onboard charger that is included in the standard Panamera E-Hybrid 4 model.

The Panamera 10 Year Edition and Panamera 4 10 Year Edition both use a mono-turbo 3.0-litre V6 engine generating 325bhp, while the Panamera E-Hybrid 4 10 Year Edition uses a 2.9-litre twin-turbo V6 and an electric motor that generate a combined 450bhp.

Like no other car in the luxury car class, the Panamera has combined the performance one would expect from a sports car with the luxury and versatility of a touring sedan since 2009. In addition, the Panamera has decisively shaped the brand over the course of the last 10 years as a technology platform for innovations that were later also transferred to other Porsche models. The current, second model generation is manufactured entirely in the Porsche plant in Leipzig, and comes in three different body variants. Over 250,000 units have been delivered so far.