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Text by OHTO Yasuhiro
Photographs by ARAKAWA Masayuki & OPENERS

 

Porsche's First World Premiere in Tokyo

A special model, the "Panamera Turbo S Executive," was world-premiered, adding an even more luxurious character to the high-performance four-door coupe Panamera.Panamera Turbo S Executive This marks the first time Porsche has held a world premiere at the Tokyo Motor Show.

The unveiled Panamera Turbo S Executive boasts a 15mm longer wheelbase than the "Panamera Turbo S," which delivers a maximum output of 570ps and a top speed of 310km/h. The majority of this extension is dedicated to increasing space around the rear seats. This is likely a highly anticipated model for users who found previous high-end sedans lacking.

Furthermore, the "Macan Turbo," Porsche's first compact SUV, made its Japan debut. The "Macan," positioned as the Cayenne's smaller sibling, is expected to be a highly sought-after vehicle for SUV users who prioritize a balance of everyday drivability and practicality. Its significant presence and the attention it garnered at the show were undeniable. This sporty SUV is powered by a 3.6-liter V6 twin-turbo engine producing 400ps, paired with a 7-speed PDK, achieving a top speed of 266km/h and a 0-100km/h acceleration of 4.6 seconds – performance that rivals sports cars. Leading this lineup is the Macan Turbo, offered alongside two other grades: the "Macan S Diesel" with a 3.0-liter V6 diesel turbo and the "Macan S" with a 3.0-liter V6 turbo. All models feature all-wheel drive.

In addition to these,The 911, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year,was also featured with a comprehensive display, including theLA Auto Show"911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet", the limited-edition "911 50th Anniversary Edition", commemorating its 50th anniversary, and the one-make race machine "911 GT3 Cup," all making their debut in Japan.
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