If the wheels look familiar to you, it’s because they’ve been poached from the Panamericana concept first seen in 1989. Porsche used this design study to preview design elements that would later be seen on the 993-generation 911. Saleem explains that the overlapping, center-locking wheels “complement the rounded forms of the rest of the car.”
The metaball theme continues inside, where you’ll see the unique shape applied to the steering wheel, gear lever, and even the speaker surrounds housed in the door cards. The interior is a symphony of mauve, and the hue covers almost every cabin surface. It pairs well with the exterior color, reportedly inspired by Porsche’s own Cassis Red Metallic and Frozen Berry Metallic shades.
It certainly looks the part and recalls the early 2000s when design pushed the boundaries of color and form.