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Porsche Taycan – Upgraded By TechArt

If you are one of the owners of the first electric Porsche Taycan, the German company TechArt has prepared some improvements for your car.

The Taycan seats are upholstered in a new combination of leather and Alcantara with a few green details. The TECHART logotype is embroidered on the seats in matching colors and embossed on the door trim, headrest and floor mats. Porsche Taycan has a new sports TECHART steering wheel with driving mode switch and screws in contrasting color.

With new carbon body components, TechArt seeks to further improve car aerodynamics. TechArt offers new ultra-lightweight 22-inch alloy wheels, Formula VI.

When it comes to engine performance, the electric motors of the most powerful Porsche Taycan produce 761 hp and allow it to reach 62 mph in 2.8 seconds with a top speed of 162 mph. What improvements TechArt will make remains to be seen.

Source: TechArt

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Mercedes AMG GT73e

Mercedes has announced that it will soon launch the AMG GT73e. It is the most powerful Mercedes AMG GT 4-Door model that will replace the previous GT63S model.

According to available information, Mercedes could soon produce a new E-Class model named E73. The new model would use the same propulsion power as the AMG GT73e model. It is a 4.0-liter biturbo V8 engine with 800 hp, which is more than the GT63S 4-Door as currently the most powerful model with 630 hp. It is expected to accelerate from 0-62 mph in 3.2 seconds, as much as the GT63S model, or less.

The new E-Class should be much more powerful than competing BMW M5 CS and Audi RS7 models. Audi and BMW have so far not mentioned the electrification of their M and RS models.

For more information, we will have to wait. One thing is for sure, Mercedes continues to push the boundaries for its competitors.

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Audi R18 TDI Ultra

The only private Audi R18 TDI Ultra is offered for sale. It is a car without hybrid specifications and is the only privately owned driving model.

Although Audi modified this model, in 2018 it returned the car to its original specifications. The Audi R18 TDI Ultra has a 3.7-liter V6 diesel engine with 532 hp and a sequential transmission. The car has a chassis with the serial number 100. The Garrett TR30R turbocharger is in charge of achieving maximum power.

The R18 TDI Ultra is a model that achieved 4 of Audi’s 13 wins in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. It has not been driven since 2018 and is located in Luxembourg.

Although 8 units of this model were produced in 2011, currently only six exist, and this one is the only one privately owned.

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