Get Your First Look At The New Porsche Panamera’s Interior

The digital instrument display measures 12.6 inches in size. The screen is independent of the infotainment displays and gives the driver a crisp, clear view of the necessary vehicle information. Depending on the configuration and chosen equipment, the screen relays different driving information. Should you require it, a head-up display will be offered as an option.

As we can see, the passenger will also receive a screen from which they can presumably control several vehicle functions. It’s unclear at this time whether this will be standard or remain an option.

Overall, the design is rather tasteful. It borrows heavily from the recently updated Cayenne, and, like its SUV sibling, we can expect beautiful finishes, high-quality materials, and plenty of luxury features. For the first time, Porsche will give the Panamera continuous ambient lighting that spans the width of the fascia. Executive (long-wheelbase) models will benefit from a new contoured rear seat system, which, says Porsche, will ensure rear passengers remain relaxed on longer journeys.