2011 Cargraphic Porsche Cayenne
#1
07-07-2010, 11:29 PM
2011 Cargraphic Porsche Cayenne The Power of Eco-Motion: Cargraphic shows exhaust and tuning package for Cayenne S Hybrid
Despite the ever-increasing number of alternative engine technology on the market, it is highly unlikely that tuning companies will find themselves out of a job in the future. Proof of this can be seen in the attractive package from Cargraphic for the new Porsche Cayenne. Besides the “Turbo” (see photos), which will get the same wheels and accessories, the German customisers have especially in mind the S Hybrid version. "Cars will still be able to sound powerful and sporty in the future", believes Cargraphic CEO Thomas Schnarr. The technical brain behind the company refers to the exhaust systems, manufactured in the company's own plant in England. The acclaimed tuner expects this to be a real premiere for the company in the year in which it celebrates its 25-year anniversary: the first exhaust system for a hybrid vehicle. Variable suspension lowering, 22-inch, 3-piece wheels type Racing that are "Made in Germany" by the company itself and a discreet body kit with rear diffuser complete its harmonious appearance.
This attractive package will also be available for other engine variants, for which Cargraphic also has special exhaust systems in the pipeline. By optimizing the flow not only the sound but also the power output benefits. The company has also developed special performance software in conjunction with the renowned experts of Kubatech. Increased driving pleasure is thus guaranteed. Even though combustion engines as single or hybrid drive will undoubtedly remain with us for some decades to come, Cargraphic is already one step ahead with its tuning concept. Thomas Schnarr and his brother Michael, who share management of the company, have already drawn up plans for the first innovative sound concepts for electric cars. Thus, the passion and pleasure of driving may change in the future but never be lost.
Source [Cargraphic]
Despite the ever-increasing number of alternative engine technology on the market, it is highly unlikely that tuning companies will find themselves out of a job in the future. Proof of this can be seen in the attractive package from Cargraphic for the new Porsche Cayenne. Besides the “Turbo” (see photos), which will get the same wheels and accessories, the German customisers have especially in mind the S Hybrid version. "Cars will still be able to sound powerful and sporty in the future", believes Cargraphic CEO Thomas Schnarr. The technical brain behind the company refers to the exhaust systems, manufactured in the company's own plant in England. The acclaimed tuner expects this to be a real premiere for the company in the year in which it celebrates its 25-year anniversary: the first exhaust system for a hybrid vehicle. Variable suspension lowering, 22-inch, 3-piece wheels type Racing that are "Made in Germany" by the company itself and a discreet body kit with rear diffuser complete its harmonious appearance.
This attractive package will also be available for other engine variants, for which Cargraphic also has special exhaust systems in the pipeline. By optimizing the flow not only the sound but also the power output benefits. The company has also developed special performance software in conjunction with the renowned experts of Kubatech. Increased driving pleasure is thus guaranteed. Even though combustion engines as single or hybrid drive will undoubtedly remain with us for some decades to come, Cargraphic is already one step ahead with its tuning concept. Thomas Schnarr and his brother Michael, who share management of the company, have already drawn up plans for the first innovative sound concepts for electric cars. Thus, the passion and pleasure of driving may change in the future but never be lost.
Source [Cargraphic]
#3
07-08-2010, 11:42 PM
all those wheels and none of them look good on the cayenne? sorry to offend any one but it just my opinion.
#4
07-09-2010, 01:11 AM
I like the silver meshes with stepped lip and the front skid plate. But, does that muffler seriously compromise the ground clearance!
#6
07-11-2010, 12:01 PM
im on the same page as you...anyone of the stock ones look worlds better on the new cayenne
#9
08-04-2010, 10:58 PM
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