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Gemballa MISTRALE (Based on Porsche 970 Panamera) Bodykit contains: Aerodynamics (All parts produced in carbon-fibre) – Front skirt with integrated LED daytime running lights and air intakes – Front spoiler lip fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Partial section of front bonnet fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Partial section of front fenders fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Center door sections fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Side skirts with air intakes fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Rear skirt center section and outtakes fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Rear skirt diffusor fi nished in visible black carbon-fi bre – Part of rear spoiler in visible black carbon-fi bre – Highly polished stainless steel logo GEMBALLA integrated into black carbon-fi bre section on tailgate – Window frames and trim strips in carbon-fi bre – All visible black carbon-fi bre parts gloss laquered Suspension, Brakes – SPORT-Suspension with level control – Brake system with 411 mm / 380 mm brake discs and billet 6-piston / 4-piston brake calipers Wheels – Wheelset GEMBALLA GT FORGED Front: 10.0J x 22“ / with 265 / 30 / R22XL tyres Rear: 12.0J x 22“ / with 305 / 25 / R22XL tyres Wheel spokes painted in exterior colour Engine – V8, 4.806 cm³, 514KW (721 HP) – Sport-exhaust system with throttle mechanism, 4 tailpipes, plasma coated Interior – Front center middle console with logo GEMBALLA MISTRALE No. XX / 30 and 30th Anniversary logo – Rear center middle console with logo GEMBALLA MISTRALE No. XX / 30 – Ambient light inlets in door panel with MISTRALE logo – Ambient light entrance blends with MISTRALE logo – F1 steering wheel with shifter paddles
Specifications | |
Engine | |
Engine Layout | Front engine / active all-wheel drive |
Displacement | 4.806 cm³ |
Power | 530 kW (721 PS) |
at rpm | 6.000 1/min |
Max. torque (Nm) | 950 Nm |
at rpm | 3.600 1/min |
Compression ratio | 12,5 : 1 |
Fuel consumption / Environment* | |
Urban in l/100 km | 14,7 |
Non-urban in l/100 km | 8,7 |
Combined in l/100 km | 11,5 |
CO2 emissions in g/km | 239 |
Transmission | |
PDK | 7-speed dual clutch transmission, PDK |
Performance | |
Top speed | 338,8 km/h |
Acceleration from 0 – 100 km/h (0 – 62 mph) | 3,3 s (Sport+) |
In-gear acceleration (80-120 km/h) | 1,7 s |
* Note on fuel consumption and CO2 emissions: – The values quoted are in accordance with the prescribed measuring process as defined by Regulation (EC) 715/2007 and Regulation (EC) 692/2008 in their currentversions.– The quoted figures do not refer to any individual vehicle, and are not part of the offer; they are purely for comparison purposes between various types of vehicles. – In accordance with Directive 1999/94/EC in the currently applicable version: The fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of a vehicle not only depend on the efficientutilization of the fuel by the vehicle, but are also influenced by driving style and other non-technical factors. |
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PRESS RELEASE
Aerodynamics One way to improve performance is to reduce weight. Another way is to improve aerodynamics. In choosing to replace most of the OE bodywork with bespoke carbon-fibre panels, GEMBALLA killed two birds with one stone. New front and rear bumpers, bonnet, front and rear wings, doors, side skirts and the outer skin of the tailgate are made from carbon-fibre in Germany. To ensure a perfect fit to the original attachment points, and perfect alignment of all the panels, state-of-the-art digital measuring equipment was used to digitise every dimension of the standard car. Form follows function, and the huge amount of air required by the uprated twin-turbocharged engine necessitated three enlarged intakes in the new front bumper. Engine cooling was another issue, and the wide air scoop running almost the entire length of the bonnet has openings on its flanks that provide additional engine compartment ventilation. While its aesthetics are inspired by smooth airflow, the MISTRALE’s design is also led by technical requirements. Thus, each of the subsidiary intakes flanking the large central intake directs additional cooling air to the brakes, and has a distinctive vertical array of three LED daytime running lights placed outboard. As with a racecar, vents behind the front wheel arches release the air pressure build-up in the wheel housings that otherwise cause drag. This is a feature shared with the GEMBALLA AVALANCHE, along with the deep-drawn recesses in the doors that show off the black carbon-fibre weave. Finally, the tail treatment features distinctive rear light graphics, a recessed carbon-fibre design element, and a large carbon-fibre diffuser insert with four large machined-from-billet exhaust outlets. No other sports saloon on the road has a rear end that looks remotely like this. Extensive wind tunnel testing has led to a negative lift situation at high speeds, so the MISTRALE is balanced, stable and predictable. It is also real engineers’ machine, in which functional elements that enhance performance have been translated into a fascinating and unique car. Interior Choosing a GEMBALLA car is making a statement that can be further underlined by a matching bespoke interior. When it comes to a personal choice of colour and trim materials, the sky is the limit. High-quality leather and fine fabrics – plain or patterned – add to the feeling of unbridled luxury, and even the smallest switches and panels can be covered in fine leather or colour-coded. Trim insert panels in aluminum, stainless steel, carbon, wood, or even diamonds can all be handcrafted to complete a unique interior portrait. The experience and attention to detail of GEMBALLA’s master craftsmen and upholsterers guarantees a perfect result that will surprise and delight the owner. This is automotive haute couture at its finest. GEMBALLA’s bespoke programme also accommodates audiophiles and fans of technology, and anything from state-of-the-art multi-media to a built-in fridge to cool your champagne can be integrated into an interior. Suspension / Brakes With its role as supreme four-seater sports saloon rather than a hard-core super sportscar, the chassis of the MISTRALE has to strike a fine balance between performance and comfort. The race-style double wishbone front suspension coupled to the multi-link rear axle, and sprung by a sophisticated air suspension system are a good jumping off point. Meanwhile, the standard all-wheel drive system provides optimum all-weather traction. The hugely powerful brake system, designed exclusively for GEMBALLA by Brembo, quickly hauls the MISTRALE down from the lofty velocities it can so rapidly attain. The massive cross-drilled and grooved 411mm and 380mm diameter vented front and rear discs are clamped by six and four-piston calipers respectively. Each caliper is milled from a solid alloy billet, F1 style, and weighs just 3.0 kg, less than half of its OE equivalent. A supplementary ram air ventilation system further enhances brake cooling. GEMBALLA’s lightweight obsession naturally extends to the 22-inch wheels that set their own standards. Using an elaborate forging process, several technical improvements in weight reduction and improved strength have been set. For example, despite being substantially larger than the factory 20-inch wheels, the four GEMBALLA 22-inch wheels are no heavier. Their five elegantly slim spokes provide these wheels with the illusion of appearing even larger than they are, further underscoring the MISTRALE’s dynamic, low and wide stance. Engine / Exhaust System To whip up a powerful storm in keeping with its name, GEMBALLA developed a power package for the new Turbo featuring a revised air inlet system, high efficiency intercoolers, larger capacity purpose-built turbochargers, a high-flow exhaust system with sport catalytic converters, and a remapped ECU. The resulting 721 hp/530 kW is a 44 percent power increase over the base vehicle. Along with a stump-pulling 955 Nm of torque (electronically limited), the extra horses rocket the MISTRALE to 100km/h in just 3.2 seconds, and on to 338 km/h. While you can subjectively feel the enhanced speed and power of the uprated motor, every single one of these horses has to stand up and be counted on GEMBALLA’s chassis dynamometer. The resulting printout is signed and presented to the car’s owner upon delivery. (SOURCE: GEMBALLA)
OVERVIEW
Named after the Mistral, a strong wind that blows over long distances, this superlative sports saloon, based on the Porsche Panamera Turbo, is designed to cover tarmac rapidly while cosseting its four occupants. The decision to adopt bespoke carbon-fibre bodywork gave GEMBALLA the opportunity to change aspects of the base cars design to a greater than usual extent. Thus, the MISTRALE’s side profile takes significant styling cues from the AVALANCHE, while its rear, featuring four distinctive recessed tail-lights, and prominent diffuser insert with four big, round exhaust outlets, is totally unique.