More details in these videos of the new Porsche Panamera

When the time comes for a new generation of a very popular model, brands set out to show us several previews of the new vehicle. With the Porsche Panamera we had the chance to see a small preview not long ago. It was a teaser that showed us the style the second generation of the four-door coupé from the brand based in Stuttgart will carry, and we certainly liked it.
Now it goes a little further, and they have shown us two videos in which we will be able to see a bit more about this impressive model of Porsche. One of them shows part of the production and manufacturing process of the car, from the stage when it was just a clay mock-up to the road tests it has undergone.
This last phase has taken the Panamera to the toughest terrain. The new Porsche Panamera has been tested on snowy and icy terrain and across desert sands, where it has been subjected to hours and hours of driving under the sun, snow, rain and everything else you can imagine encountering in day-to-day life. And it has passed with flying colours across all of these terrains. Of course, it is not a SUV and it cannot be expected to meet everything that would be demanded of one, but it has successfully passed all of these tests.
A car tested in the most extreme conditions
It is worth remembering that several units of this model were out and about in Spain a few weeks ago, being spotted and testing the roads of our country. These are not particularly extreme landscapes, but the presence of mountains helped test the Panamera in these conditions.
The second video is promotional, and not much more than an advertising spot, although it is also very interesting. The idea is to bring us closer to the car’s presentation date, which will take place on June 28, and to give us information about it without letting us see it clearly. It will be on that day that we can lose ourselves in its design and fully enjoy the new generation of the Panamera.
By the way, both this model and the Cayenne were not very well received at the time, as they broke with everything the brand had offered until then. But eight years later, they have become two of the best-known and most sought-after models of the German luxury brand. And you, what do you think of them?
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