Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur Will Sell You 600 Different Options For The Taycan

If having the first electric Porsche wasn't cool enough, now you can spec your Taycan to be completely unique.

Electric vehicles have been styled quite differently than gas powered cars for decades, as companies continue to use the ultra-modern designs to symbolize the car’s intended purpose. As of recently, electric cars have been taking the development of their technology very seriously, and the styling has improved along with it.

Thus, when an electric car becomes a luxury vehicle like the Tesla Model S, Audi E-Tron, and our featured Porsche Taycan, the choices for styling get held to a much higher standard. For Porsche, its Exclusive Manufaktur is creating possibly the best options list for any car on sale today offering about 600 individual options to choose from.

I assume in my own insanity, that since Porsche doesn’t have to spend as much time installing engines and mechanical bits into the Taycan, they could spend a bunch of money on customizing it. Yes, it is just a theory, but once you learn how much they have done in their Exclusive Manufaktur, it might make a little sense.

The basics include their three new “Sport Design Packages” that all offer a plethora of little details. The shape of the front valance can be modified to one of multiple styles depending on your preference. The door sill panels are also fully customizable with different shapes and colors. They will match that door sill with the side skirt fins on the exterior for you as well or finish it in black or carbon.

Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur

Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur has gone even deeper in ensuring their customers a completely customizable car. The storm trooper headlights that were specially designed for the Porsche Taycan have also undergone some creative oversight. The team will install Glacier blue colored membranes in your daytime running lights to change the color. I can’t imagine the meeting they had with the DOT, but all I know is that those runners would look good on my hypothetical Dolomite Silver Metallic Taycan Turbo S with matching blue seat-belts. Oh yeah, they can do that too.

Porsche offers new interior styles that are different from the stock combinations available.

Graphite Blue, Truffle Brown, Lime Beige, Crayon, Blackberry, Meranti Brown, Slate Grey and Bordeaux Red are all colors that your seat-belt could be as it lies upon your new carbon fiber door trims. The Carbon Package would be the option responsible for the front and rear carbon door trim and center console, making the seat-belt colors pop even more. The amount of customization is impossible to encompass in one article but I must include the wheels as a last word.

These optional wheels are milled from pure carbon fiber and have huge aeroblades running off the end of each spoke, Gorgeous.

Porsche called for a remodeling of the Exclusive Manufaktur plants exactly as the Taycan EV had hit the production line. They wanted their symbol of the future to lead the new division and spark popularity in the product. The generation that is becoming of age this decade will be young people who grew up on customizing cars in video games and in online configurators, making a product like the Porsche Taycan extremely desirable for its sense of personality and uniqueness. Tesla lets you name your car and call it by its name when talking to it, it is this kind of user-friendliness that will sell cars in the future.

Max Larsen is the Porsche reporter at Torque News. Since he was 15 years old Max was building old cars and selling them for profit, spawning his love for cars. He has been around Porsches his entire life. His grandpa had several 911s and he owned a Porsche 944 when he was younger, which made the auto-shop class cars a lot simpler. Reading old car magazines and seeing press cars at shows gave he the passion to write and pursue the industry. He is currently studying for Journalism at Western Washington University and writing for the racing team there locally. Follow Max on Torque News Porsche and on Twitter at @maxlarsencars. Search Torque News Porsche for daily Porsche news coverage by our expert automotive reporters.