Panamera Platinum Edition

Porsche has announced a special version of its Panamera which, just like limited editions from most other manufacturers, relies on a few cosmetic changes and some extra equipment from the options list to differentiate it.

Called the Platinum Edition, it comes in a choice of five paint colours, all of which are complemented by a platinum silver metallic finish for various body trim parts including the rear diffuser, the lower portion of the door mirrors and the side grilles. Completing the exterior look are 19” wheels borrowed from the Panamera Turbo.

Porsche Panamera Platinum Edition (2012) Side

Bi-xenon headlights and front parking sensors are fitted as standard, while on the inside the Porsche Communication Management navigation system, a sports steering wheel, Power Steering Plus and front seat heating all feature.

The cabin is trimmed in black and beige bi-colour part-leather upholstery and the Porsche logo is embossed onto the headrests. As a finishing touch, unique front door trim strips bear a ‘Platinum Edition’ script.

Available this November in three versions, VAT-inclusive prices start at £61,810 in the UK:

Model UK Germany
Panamera Platinum Edition £61,810 €79,707
Panamera Diesel Platinum Edition £63,510 €82,206
Panamera 4 Platinum Edition £66,990 €87,323

Porsche Panamera Platinum Edition (2012) Front SidePorsche Panamera Platinum Edition (2012) Interior

Porsche Panamera Platinum Edition (2012) Door Sill DetailPorsche Panamera Platinum Edition (2012) Rear Side

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