Next-Gen Porsche Panamera Spied Under Cover

The Porsche Panamera is set to receive some sizable changes for its next generation, and spy photographers were there to snap shots of it testing for the primary time. This in good order invisible  Panamera paradigm ought to be the primary of the many we'll see within the future.
Although the heavy camo is supposed to throw us off, the form of the paradigm helps paint a fairly sensible image of what we are able to expect on the new Panamera. only if the 2015 Cayenne recently took on a Macan-like look with minor exterior changes, we have a tendency to expect a similar for the Panamera. Like the Cayenne, we expect an overall cleaner design language on successive Panamera, outlined by a revised front facia with air blades that direct air to the intercoolers, and a brand new headlamp style. The tailgate appearance sander and additional fluid, and though the taillights area unit coated up, we are able to expect them to feature Porsche's four-point light design.


The most important change to the Panamera is that it rides on an all-new rear/all-wheel drive platform, dubbed MSB. This new design can reportedly underpin the next Boxster/Cayman and 911, and it'll spawn new engines. The German automaker has already revealed that it will develop its own new V-8 that will be common to the MSB platform. Current Panamera powertrains embrace a three10-hp 3.6-liter V-6, a 420-hp twin-turbo three.0-liter V-6, 416-hp supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 hybrid, 440-hp 4.8-liter V-8, and a 520-570-hp twin-turbo four.8-liter V-8.
While a Panamera S E-Hyrid is already expected, it's additionally potential the new design may birth a wagon-like Panamera similar to the Panamera Sport Turismo thought. Either way, there'll be additional variants with the second-gen Panamera, which should debut sometime in 2016 as a 2017 model.