What are the Porsche caliper color grades?

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SanJulia
07/30/25 4:05am
Porsche caliper color grades are as follows: 1. Black calipers: These are the most basic caliper color equipped on entry-level Porsche models such as the Macan and Boxster, typically found on lower-power variants, while higher-power models usually feature red calipers. 2. Silver calipers: Positioned one level above black, these are equipped on models like the Cayenne S (where the standard Cayenne has black calipers), with higher-end models like the Cayenne Turbo featuring red calipers. 3. Red calipers: More premium than black or silver, these are reserved for high-performance versions such as the aforementioned Cayenne Turbo and Boxster GTS. 4. Yellow calipers: These represent Porsche's highest-end braking calipers, exclusively equipped on ultra-high-performance vehicles like the Panamera Turbo S and 911 Turbo S. Spotting yellow Porsche calipers usually indicates a top-tier model. 5. Green calipers: These are designated for Porsche's hybrid models, including current offerings like the Cayenne E-Hybrid, Panamera E-Hybrid, and 918 Spyder.
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