Porsche has unveiled a one-of-a-kind 911 GT3 Touring called the “Ocelot,” the first model under its new Icons of Latin America Sonderwunsch program. This unique creation celebrates the region’s natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural richness, bringing together German precision and Latin emotion in one striking sports car.
Inspired by the ocelot, a wild cat native to the Colombian Amazon, the car captures the animal’s power and elegance through its color, texture, and craftsmanship. The exterior features a bespoke Paint to Sample Forest Green Metallic finish, evoking the dense rainforest canopy where the ocelot roams. Contrasting Centenaire Silver details accentuate the door handles, mirrors, and forged aluminum wheels, while subtle metallic tones add depth and light to the design.
Inside, the cabin channels the ocelot’s distinctive coat. Upholstered in Cohiba Brown leather with Crema and Truffle Brown stitching, the interior radiates warmth and sophistication. The seats feature Porsche’s signature Pepita pattern in Truffle Brown, Black, and Cream White, echoing the ocelot’s unique rosettes. The animal’s silhouette is embossed on the headrests, inspired by Colombian wildlife signs — a small but meaningful tribute to its origin.
Beyond its artistic expression, the Ocelot also honors two major anniversaries: 30 years of Autoelite, Porsche’s Colombian importer, and 25 years of Porsche Latin America. Illuminated door sills display both milestones, while the B-pillar bears a special “Iconos de Latinoamérica” badge alongside the Porsche Latin America logo. Every surface, from the steering wheel to the headlining, reflects meticulous attention to detail, blending local inspiration with Porsche’s renowned craftsmanship.
The Sonderwunsch (Special Wishes) program, revived from Porsche’s 1970s heritage, enables clients to create one-off masterpieces or highly personalized versions of production models. Through this initiative, Porsche is celebrating individuality, storytelling, and the emotional connection between car and culture.
The 911 GT3 Touring Ocelot is more than a collector’s car — it’s a symbol of collaboration between Porsche’s design studios and Latin American identity. It represents a bridge between continents, blending European engineering excellence with Latin passion and creativity.
In the Ocelot, Porsche has not only captured the spirit of a wild animal but also the essence of a region that thrives on diversity and color. The car stands as a handcrafted celebration of both performance and heritage — a rolling piece of art that embodies the strength, grace, and individuality of Latin America.
