Top Highlights Of The 2024 Porsche Panamer’s Interior Ahead Of Debut

Nov 9, 2023
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The new Panamera’s dashboard gets screens galore; however, there are physical controls for important functions

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Porsche has released the interior images of the next-gen Panamera, which is set to be revealed on November 24. The upcoming four-door performance coupe is in its final stages of testing and gets a brand new interior that heavily relies on screens.

Screen Laden Dashboard

If you have set foot inside the Taycan’s or Cayenne facelift’s interior, then you’ll be at home here. You get not one or two, but three screens comprising the digital driver’s display, infotainment system and an entertainment screen for the co-driver. These screens are highly customisable and can display various menus depending on your preferences.

Physical Controls Retained

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Thankfully, Porsche has not gone fully crazy with screens and touch controls. You still get physical controls for the climate controls, which come handy on the move. And since most of the functions are now moved to the screens, there is plenty of space opened up in the centre console, which has been utilised for storage spaces and cup holders.

Better Comfort And High Customisations

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Porsche also said comfort levels have been improved, thanks to the use of better seat foam. Attention to detail is also now a whole lot better, thanks to the use of ambient lighting. You also get the analogue clock above the infotainment system, a traditional Porsche touch, to measure your lap times.

Last but not least, you can customise the interior of the Panamera as per your liking. So you can choose from the colour and trim of your choice as well as spec additional features. Do note that all of this will come at an additional cost, though.

Trivia And Rivals

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Apart from that, the next-gen Panamera will get an overhauled exterior design, updated engines with focus on electrification and tweaked ride and handling setup. Soon after its debut, you can expect the new Panamera to hit our shores as it’s brought to India as a fully imported model. It will continue to lock horns with the BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe and Mercedes-AMG GT 4-door.