A one-of-a-kind 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 Touring has been revealed to inaugurate the new “Icons of Latin America” initiative by Porsche — a project dedicated to celebrating the heritage and passion of Latin America through bespoke vehicles. The first vehicle in this series draws its inspiration from the lush wilderness of Colombia’s Amazon rainforest and its elusive feline inhabitant, the ocelot.
Tribute and Ambition
In 2025, Porsche Latin America marks 25 years of bringing together the independent importer network and the Porsche community across the region. At the same time, Porsche’s official Colombian importer, Autoelite, celebrates 30 years of representing the brand in Colombia. To commemorate these milestones, Porsche has launched this initiative which will see individually tailored Sonderwunsch projects paying homage to the region’s culture, nature, and identity.
Exterior Craftsmanship
This specially configured 911 GT3 Touring features an exclusive Paint to Sample finish: Forest Green Metallic (code 2B4). The shimmering green tone is meant to evoke the dense canopy of the Colombian Amazon, shifting in hue with light and shadow. Contrasting silver-coloured accents in Centenaire Silver recall the chrome detailing of the earliest Porsche 911 models from the 1960s. On the outside you’ll find these silver touches on the rear-light pagoda frame, the painted Gurney flap on the rear wing, the door handles, exterior mirror housings, the rear intake grille surround and the rear “Porsche”-logo. Even the forged 20/21-inch aluminium wheels are finished in Forest Green Metallic with fine Centenaire Silver lines on the face.
Interior Inspiration & Details
Stepping inside the cabin, the design moves from the forest to one of its most fascinating inhabitants: the ocelot. The upholstery is crafted in rich Cohiba Brown leather — a deep tobacco-tone recalling the wild cat’s coat — accentuated with Crema and Truffle Brown cross-stitching. The sports seats combine Cohiba Brown leather with Pepita fabric centres combining Truffle Brown, Black and Cream White: a subtle nod to the ocelot’s spotted rosette pattern and to Porsche’s own heritage design language. On the headrests, the silhouette of the ocelot is embossed, drawing inspiration from Colombian wildlife-crossing road signs that remind motorists of the presence of animals in this rainforest region. The cabin also features an illuminated door sill guards: the driver’s side reads “30 Años de Autoelite”, the passenger side reads “25 Años de Porsche Latin America” — an elegant acknowledgement of both anniversary themes.
Other details include a Sport Chrono clock housing and dashboard upper and lower surfaces upholstered in Cohiba Brown leather with Truffle Brown stitching, a steering wheel in Cohiba Brown leather with a Truffle Brown 12-o’clock marker, Race-Tex headlining in Truffle Brown, matching seat belts and floor mats, and even the front luggage compartment trimmed in Cohiba Brown and Truffle Brown leather with Pepita fabric inserts echoing the seats.
Sonderwunsch Personalisation
This vehicle has been created via Porsche’s revived Sonderwunsch (Special Wishes) programme, which revives the customisation tradition of the late 1970s. Customers are able to co-design truly unique one-offs, with new-car installations of special-request options, such as Paint to Sample Plus (creating a bespoke exterior colour), and even retrofits for older models. The programme covers everything from exterior colour design to full interior and exterior redesigns, sometimes with restoration work included.
Summing Up
The “Ocelot” 911 GT3 Touring is not just a performance machine — it’s a story on wheels, a celebration of Colombia’s natural heritage, Latin America’s Porsche community, and the art of bespoke personalisation. Through colour, materials and symbolism, Porsche has created a vehicle that stands as a singular tribute to place, identity and automotive craftsmanship.
If you’re a Porsche enthusiast, this car shows how the GT3 platform can be transformed into something deeply individual, blending high-end performance with refined artistry and cultural storytelling. But the car remains out of reach for all of us, so why not try the standard Porsche 911 GT3 Touring ?
Edited Porsche Factory Press Release
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