. The company’s original executive express is getting a facelift on August 26 to keep the second-generation model fresh on the market.
The biggest change is at the rear of the car. Here, the Panamera gets redesigned tail lights – now shorn of the red centre bars, the new three-dimensional units have an L-shaped strip at the bottom and a full-width strip at the top, with a clear centre section. The rear diffuser has also been mildly reprofiled, with squared-off corners surrounding the quad tailpipes.
This contrasts with the previous industry standard which shortened the 20.8 km course to 20.6 km, on which Lars Kern set a time of 7 minutes 38.46 seconds in thein 2016. Four years later, the German works driver passed the 20.6 km mark in the new car in 7 minutes 25.04 seconds, meaning that the facelifted Panamera is more than 13 seconds quicker than before. It also beats the current record holder, theCompared to the previous Turbo, the new car features an uprated 4.