Some buyers add a Taycan to the garage and move on.
One Swiss Porsche client has taken a more focused approach, commissioning a bespoke Taycan Turbo GT after already owning three examples of the electric sedan.
The result is a Sonderwunsch build that doesn’t shout for attention, but rewards a closer look through its colour, materials and small personal touches.
At a glance
- Porsche has built a bespoke Taycan Turbo GT through its Sonderwunsch personalisation programme for a Swiss owner who already has three Taycans.
- The car is finished in Nordic Gold Metallic with gloss black exterior details and 21-inch forged wheels.
- The cabin pairs Pepita fabric, Pebble Grey leather and black Race-Tex with several colour-matched details.
Nordic Gold gives the Taycan a more tailored edge
The most immediate detail is the paintwork.
Nordic Gold Metallic comes from Porsche’s Paint to Sample catalogue, and on the Taycan Turbo GT it gives the car a warmer, more liquid surface than the usual performance-car palette.
Porsche has kept the contrast sharp rather than decorative.
The wing mirrors, B-pillars and discreet rear lip spoiler are finished in gloss black, which helps frame the gold bodywork without making the car feel overdone.
The 21-inch forged wheels complete the exterior with a clean, purposeful stance.
A cabin built around texture and quiet contrast
The interior follows the same restrained approach, leaning on texture rather than bright colour.
The seats combine Black and Slate Grey Pepita fabric with Pebble Grey leather and black Race-Tex, giving the cabin a more layered feel than a single-material specification would allow.
Crayon contrast stitching adds definition across the darker surfaces.
The embroidered Turbo GT lettering brings the model identity into the cabin without turning it into a branding exercise.
Some of the most interesting details are small ones.
The Sport Chrono clock receives a Nordic Gold ring to echo the exterior finish, while light beige seat belts soften the cabin’s darker tones.
A Mojave Beige 12 o’clock marker on the steering wheel ties into the same warmer interior theme.
Sonderwunsch suits a buyer who knows the Taycan well
This build works because it doesn’t treat personalisation as excess.
For a client already familiar with the Taycan, the appeal lies in refinement rather than novelty.
Porsche’s Sonderwunsch programme is at its best when the changes feel precise and personal, not merely expensive.
Here, the Nordic Gold paint, gloss black accents and carefully coordinated cabin details create a Taycan Turbo GT that looks individual without losing the model’s clean design language.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Porsche |
|---|---|
| Model | Taycan Turbo GT |
| Commission | Sonderwunsch bespoke build |
| Owner location | Switzerland |
| Exterior paint | Nordic Gold Metallic from Paint to Sample |
| Exterior accents | Gloss black wing mirrors, B-pillars and rear lip spoiler |
| Wheels | 21-inch forged wheels |
| Seat materials | Black and Slate Grey Pepita fabric, Pebble Grey leather and black Race-Tex |
| Interior details | Crayon stitching, embroidered Turbo GT lettering, Nordic Gold Sport Chrono clock ring |
| Additional cabin accents | Light beige seat belts and Mojave Beige steering wheel 12 o’clock marker |
For anyone who sees the Taycan as more than Porsche’s electric four-door, this commission shows how far a well-judged specification can go.
It’s personal, recognisable and clearly built for someone who already knows exactly what they like.
