New color of Porsche 992: What color is Aventurine Green Metallic?

Aventurine green that was also in Porsche 993

New color "Aventurine Green Metallic" announced in the latest model 992 of Porsche 911 (Maybe in the future, when there is an announcement in Japanese, "AVeIt may be written as "Nturin", but at the time of Porsche 993, "A"BeIt seems that it was "Aventurine", so for the time being, it will be referred to as "Aventurine").

The aventurine green that existed at the time of Porsche 993 is a darker color, and this time the aventurine green metallic is lighter green than the color at the time of 993.

View in Configurator Aventurine Green Metallic

By the way, this is Aventurine Green Metallic. It was quite a hot topic overseas, so I would like to take a look. What kind of color is it? First from the configurator.

e. It's dark ... I mean, the configurator is dark ... It looks a lot deeper than I expected, but ...

But. If you take only the color of the configurator, you may be surprised at the difference in the image when the actual car arrives.

Because, thenLA World Premiere / Motor ShowIf you look at the picture of the actual car in, you will notice that the impression of the color is quite different.

Aventurine green metallic color seen in the photograph of the actual vehicle

↓ This is the same "Aventurine Green Metallic" specified in the configurator above. I don't think it's the same color. It is said that when I actually saw it in front of my eyes, it was a little darker than the color in this photo.

In addition, this is also taken by another person at the same venue ↓. Certainly the color of this car body is a new color Aventurine Green Metallic, which has been confirmed on the spot by Porsche Executive, and this is really the genuine "Aventurine Green Metallic Color Porsche 992 』It seems.

This person also said, "It looks different under strong artificial light ... but when you actually see it in front of you, it's a darker color", so it seems to be a little darker in reality.

Aventurine green metallic Porsche 992 under different lighting ↓. It looks a little darker than the top two photos. In fact, is this area close to the color you see in front of you?

This ↓ also looks much darker than the photos above.

Anyway, as with any Porsche (car), there is a difference between the color seen under artificial light and the color seen under natural light, among which this Aventurine Green Metallic seems to be a color that makes a big difference in the appearance of colors.

As far as I can see the comments from overseas, I would love to see the color of this Aventurine Green Metallic, which seems to be very popular, in the actual car.

… But how many people are ordering this color from Japan? There seems to be a difference in taste and popular colors between overseas and Japanese people, so the day when I can meet this color in Japan is ... near or far? I'm looking forward to it.

This is a video of Aventurine Green Metallic. After all, it looks a lot lighter metallic color than the configurator, but it has been pointed out that "even the black color of the interior is quite discolored", and it is certainly taken under a fairly strong artificial light. Therefore, it is highly possible that the shooting was done in a state of "color skipping".

For your reference.

Porsche's crayon color also differs depending on the light

By the way, speaking of colors that look different between artificial light and natural light.

Previously, when I went to the Porsche Center to play, there was a white GT3 in the store. I thought, "Oh, it's the same as ours," and suddenly I took a look.

Somehow, only the wings looked grayish. So, when I asked, "Ah? Is that GT3 different in color only in the wings?", The answer was "No, that GT3 is a crayon, not white."

Yeah yeah. Is that so? Under the lights in the room, it looked only white, so I turned around and looked at it ... It was definitely not white, but crayon. Hmmm, it looks white depending on the amount of light.

When I saw the crayon color in a dark room (also in the Porsche center) before, or in the shade / cloudy, I thought that the crayon color was clearly crayon color, and it looked completely "white". I didn't. However, at this time, when I saw it under the lights in the store, I really thought it was "white?"

By the way, this was beforeWhen I went to see off Porsche TouringThe crayon-colored car that came to you (in front of you) ↓. It was a cloudy day and under natural light, so it looked quite "crayon-colored". It feels like I couldn't see it in white at all.

The crayon color may also be a color that makes a noticeable difference in color, such as under artificial light or under bright direct sunlight, which makes it look whitish, isn't it? ??

By the way, Porsche's "Crayon" color. Overseas, it seems that it is called "Chalk" color or "Crayon Gray" color.

Rika (911supercars.com)

I'm Rika, the author of this article. Ever since Porsche 911 became my favorite car, I've become totally addicted to Porsche, and I can't stop loving Porsche, so I started this blog. My favorite cars are 911 Carrera (991.2), 911 Carrera Cabriolet (992.1), and 911 Carrera T (992.1).