The ultimate cayenne?

[callen]

Specs

Performance tuning to 510 hp / 375 kW, a sporty yet elegantly styled bodystyling kit and custom-made 22-inch wheels: TechArt Automobildesign now offers an extended range of individual tuning for the Porsche Cayenne Turbo.

The TechArt TA 048/T1 performance kit provides extra power for the top-of-the-line SUV from Zuffenhausen. The 4.5 litre V8 is tuned up from standard 450 hp (331 kW) to 510 hp (375 kW) using a recalibrated ECU and the installation of a free-flow sport air filter. In parallel maximum torque is increased to 508.9 ft lbs (690 Nm) between 2,900 and 4,900 rpm. The TechArt tune-up helps the Cayenne Turbo to achieve improved road performances: The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h only takes 5.0 seconds, maximum speed is increased to 177.1 mph (285 kph).

In addition TechArt Automobildesign gives the V8 engine of the Cayenne a more sporty sound with a stainless steel made sport exhaust system.

Sporty yet elegant design is the badge of the TechArt bodystyling kit for the Cayenne Turbo. The TechArt front spoiler I with four integrated addtitional beams and the TechArt headlight moldings doesn't only make the face of the all-wheel drive Porsche more prominent: The front spoiler also reduces the lift on the front axle and in this way adds to a further improved driving stability at high speed. The TechArt sideskirts I make the Porsche look lower and more stretched. The back of the Cayenne can be made more exciting with three TechArt components: The rear light molding and the cover for the tailgate make the SUV look lower and more flat. The TechArt rear valance I, which is fixed on the standard bumper, harmoniously rounds out the back of the car.

The one-piece TechArt Formula light alloy wheels also contribute to the exclusive TechArt look for the Porsche Cayenne Turbo. Beside the familiar 10Jx20 version, the five-spoke wheels, which come in an especially brilliant mineral-silver varnish, are now also available in 10Jx22 King Size dimension. The new rims are manufactured using state-of-the-art technology and offer an optimal symbiosis from lightweight and maximum strength.

The TechArt Formula 22-inch light alloy wheels are equipped with 295/30 ZR 22 ContiSportContact II tires front and rear which are released for a maximum speed of 300 km/h on the Cayenne.

The suspension of the Cayenne Turbo can be also modified by TechArt Automobildesign: The standard air suspension gets a modified regulation with the TechArt Sport module, which replaces the standard black box using Plug and Play technology. With it the Cayenne Turbo can be lowered up to a maximum of 60 millimeters for driving on the road and lifted up to 70 millimeters for heavy-duty off road operation.

The Cayenne interior can be also customized by TechArt Automobildesign in numerous versions. The TechArt range reaches from exclusive accessories for the cockpit over completing the ex-works available leather trim up to a completely redesigned, individual TechArt full leather trim. Also available: Harmoniously integrated state-of-the-art multimedia systems.

Story by TechArt Automobildesign

[TT]

It's not that bad but the front bumper reminds me the kits for Peugeot 306 and such, by Esquisse autos

I still think the ultimate Cayenne is the Gemballa one

[Minacious]

I'm not a huge fan of the Cayenne, but this one looks good. It really needs to lose the lower lights though.

[Wide]

Speechless about the ultimate rims..

[sentra_dude]

That's pretty cool, but damn the Cayenne needs to go on a diet, then that V8 would really pull it along!

[X-ale]

... maximum of 60 millimeters for driving on the road and lifted up to 70 millimeters for heavy-duty off road ...

wtf?! 1cm of heavy-duty + lol, nice going, with that 1 cm you`ll get over that huge rock there, *bump* well, almost. I think we just lost 1 of those precious gazillion $ mufflers tips. If ya want a lower ride, whytf go with a cayenne, for the 4 door familly porsche experience?! I dig the engine tweak but man, get it a lift then if ya wanna tweak the whole thing. Finally, save $, get a Tou-A-Reg: looks better, V-10 TDI!!! Now thats an engine worth tunage... 400hp on biodiesel 500|diesel ... over 1000Nm of torque