These new products include next-generation versions of Porsche’s entire lineup and potentially some newcomers such as the rumored 718 and 960 sports cars. Autocar reports that Bertrandt has been commissioned to help develop the next-generation Panamera, which is expected to be launched in the 2017 model year and ride on the new MSB platform.
Bertrandt, which is based near Porsche’s main R&D center in Weissach, has previously helped the automaker in multiple areas, from the development of single components to complex modules.
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