Porsche has just unveiled its most dynamic Taycan yet: the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT. It takes the Taycan Turbo S, gives it more power, reduces its weight and prepares it for the track. There are two versions of the new car, the Taycan Turbo GT and the Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach package, which loses the rear seats and gains a rear wing to turn it into a record-breaking track car.
The unveiling of a new Porsche styling is completed without mentioning its functionality and a component of the launch presentation included a record lap at the Laguna Seca circuit in California.
As it turns out, Porsche CEO Oliver Blume couldn’t make it to the Golden State in person. So he saw it with Apple Vision Pro. Cut Tim Cook congratulating Porsche on its new record-breaking car, one of many examples of Porsche’s strength and continuity. partnership with Apple.
However, Blume wasn’t just watching a video stream on Apple Vision Pro. It was in full spatial computing mode, virtual track map, multiple telematics windows, video feed of the car on the track, and even the driver’s core speed was displayed. Birthday party for the most avant-garde generation at a business level?
“What an incredible pleasure it was to practically sign up for the Apple Vision Pro team. Thanks to our traditional racing engineering application, I felt like I was there at Laguna Seca with Lars [Kern, Porsche progression driver],” said Flor.
“It’s been wonderful to combine German engineering and Apple’s inspiring product innovations. “
Keep an eye out for Tim Cook’s wonderful cameo. ” Congratulations to you and the Porsche Team for setting a new record with this amazing new vehicle. It’s those kinds of ordinary steps that show the world what can happen when a team of incredibly committed people comes along. in combination to innovate around a great idea. “said cook. “
“Porsche has been known for its excellence,” Cook continued, “and we’re proud to see several of our products play a role in what you do. And it’s really wonderful to see Apple Vision Pro help you reinvent on-court experiences. “
The exchanges continued a little longer, before Blume dropped the following information: “We appreciate the collaboration we have established over the years, starting with the My Porsche app on Apple CarPlay and now going one step further with the Porsche app. Running Apple Vision Pro app to provide the best user experience for our employees and customers. “
The appearance of the Apple Vision Pro, however, went virtually unnoticed. There is no mention of any Apple Vision Pro app in the press, and when asked about the launch site in Leipzig, no additional data is available. As it turns out, Porsche is rarely much talking about it anymore.
Think of this as the latest teaser: there doesn’t seem to be a mention of the app used (Oliver Blume himself referred to it in two other tactics), but it proves that Porsche and Apple still work with the technologies together beyond Apple CarPlay and the customization of Porsche’s virtual displays.
Chris Hall, a seasoned veteran of customer technology writing and journalism, has covered nearly every single product launched, witnessed the birth of Android, the evolution of 5G, and the transition to electric cars. You call it and Chris has written about it. I tested it or edited it, putting it all in the context of real-world reports rather than a bunch of specs and buzzwords. Chris, formerly editor-in-chief of Pocket-lint, is now a freelance tech expert covering all facets of smartphones. , wise houses and everything related to it.
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