Porsche Introduces New Customisable Colour Options For Its Model Range

Porsche's official department for customisation was created in 1978 and later the brand went on calling it Porsche Excusive Manufaktur. Since then, the carmaker has been offering an array of customisation options for its models and there's a possibility of ordering any model (except for the Cayenne) in a literally unique colour you desire. Alternatively, a list of pre-approved paint-to-sample colours has now been extended to more than 160 hues. So now you get to pick from more than 100 colour options beyond the standard ones that you can see in the online configurator.

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Paintwork on the 911 Turbo, Turbo S, and GT3 as well as for the 718 GT will cost more than the lower trims of the 911 and 718 models.

If you're shopping for a Macan, Cayenne, or a Panamera in a special shade, there are more than 50 PTS, while for the Taycan electric sedan, Porsche is offering over 65 fancy colours. PTS options will also be embedded into the configurator in the near future and pricing will depend on the model. Just for your perspective, paintwork on the 911 Turbo, Turbo S, and GT3 as well as for the 718 GT will cost more than the lower trims of the 911 and 718 models which are comparatively more affordable.

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There are more than 50 PTS, while for the Taycan electric sedan, Porsche is offering over 65 fancy colours.

The company also says that the delivery time will be reduced thanks to a new colour mixing bank that is now up and running at the Zuffenhausen factory where the 718, 911, and Taycan are being assembled. Porsche is extending daily production of 911 cars with a PTS option from about 5 to 20.