Porsche Mission S concept drops central screen for driver-focused supercar cabin
German sports car maker Porsche has unveiled the Mission S concept car in New York, previewing its future design language. It will form the basis of a new supercar positioned above the 911.
German sports car maker Porsche has unveiled a concept car called the Mission S. It signals the brand's future design language and will serve as the basis for a new supercar placed above the legendary 911 in Porsche's range. The presentation took place in Queens, New York.
A location with history
The venue was chosen deliberately. Queens is where the historic Porsche 550 Spyder made its US debut in 1953. The Mission S concept continues that heritage, combining the brand's past with its vision for the future.
A cabin built around the driver
As the headline of the original report notes, the Mission S interior does without a central screen. Instead, the supercar's cabin is designed around the person behind the wheel.
What it means
A concept car is not a production model, but it shows the direction in which Porsche intends to develop its design. It also offers a first look at the new supercar that will sit above the 911.
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