As far as Porsche is concerned, exploring different directions in design also means looking back. Looking back at a time when driving roadsters was still thought of as a challenge, and one that would always be relished most in a Porsche.

The exterior finish of the Boxster Spyder upholds a long tradition. The purity of Carrara White evokes the motorsport of yesteryear, which is inextricably linked with the Porsche name. The optional Platinum Silver Metallic is reminiscent of an illustrious sports car history, as is the Porsche logo on the side of the car – an explicit reference to the 1960s.

The fixed spoiler draws a dynamic line along the muscular rear. An aesthetic detail for a tangible effect: to reduce lift and provide a closer connection with the road, making your driving experience even more intensive. The dual-tube twin tailpipe in black has the last sporty word.

The front air intakes, which are emphasized by titanium-colored surrounds, contain minimalistic LED position lights.

Another minimalist feature is the absence of slats on the rear side air intake grilles.

The decision to fit aluminum doors achieves a weight reduction of approximately 33 lbs. The design of the side windows accentuates the side contour of the Spyder.

But the principle of passive safety remains. Among other components, the side impact protection elements in the doors, the rollover bars and a comprehensive airbag system are safety features which even a minimalist vehicle concept can offer.