Debuted at the 2000 Paris Motor Show, this car eventually became a limited production supercar. The basic appearance and specifications are very similar to the production version, including a low positioned V10 engine, which originated from Porsche's canceled Le Mans prototype project in 1999. For the car shows in Europe and North America, Porsche has manufactured two fully functional concept cars. Unlike the mass-produced version, they use LCD displays to display instruments, and are decorated with Alcantara material and customized metal switch devices inside. This represents Porsche's technological strength and innovative spirit in the field of high-performance sports car manufacturing.

Debuted at the 2000 Paris Motor Show, this car eventually became a limited production supercar. The basic appearance and specifications are very similar to the production version, including a low positioned V10 engine, which originated from Porsche's canceled Le Mans prototype project in 1999. For the car shows in Europe and North America, Porsche has manufactured two fully functional concept cars. Unlike the mass-produced version, they use LCD displays to display instruments, and are decorated with Alcantara material and customized metal switch devices inside. This represents Porsche's technological strength and innovative spirit in the field of high-performance sports car manufacturing.