Over the past year we've been tracking the development of the all-new Porsche Panamera. There's plenty of good reasons for this but primarily we're keeping an eye on it because the Panamera was a huge success for the boys and girls based out of Stuttgart.
Following the Cayenne, we weren't sure if the Porsche sedan that looked a bit...funky...had what it took to continue the momentum. And, boy, it did.
It's gotten a bit old though and for quite some time we've seen the boys and girls from Porsche's engineering team working on a second-gen product. Though it's been covered up and camouflaged for most of the time we've seen it spied, all-new photographs have emerged showing it without the camo.
This follows hot on the heels of images of the second-gen Panamera's interior.
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From what you can see in this latest series of snaps, the all-new Panamera is being loaded onto a transport truck abroad. While the vehicle was covered with a sheet or tarp, they had to hike it up to get the Panamera onboard. Thanks to that we're seeing all-new details of the next-gen Panamera fully unobscured.
Most prominent in these snaps are the wheel/tire package, red brake calipers, front fender, side profile and venting behind the front wheels. As we've predicted, it's clear the design is going to be much more sharp this go around.
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