Deepika Agrawal 
The two-day event took place at the Dubai Design District on 25th and 26th November with more than 27,000 fans in attendance.
The event saw several displays of cars, art and culture. It also marked the brand’s 75th anniversary as well as 60 years of the 911.
The gathering was treated to the first public display of the new third-generation Panamera, alongside several other iconic sports cars.
A one-off 911 Turbo Sonderwunsch was unveiled, paying homage to the first-ever 911 Turbo, which was commissioned for Louise Piëch, daughter of Ferdinand Porsche.
Another highlight was a giant inflatable 911 that entered the Guinness World Record books for being the ‘largest inflatable vehicle’.
The gigantic balloon measured almost 20 metres in length, more than six metres in height and eight metres in width.
Other models on display included the 718 Spyder RS and Vision 357 Speedster concepts.
The all-electric Mission X hypercar concept, a 911 S/T and a host of cars from the Porsche Museum collection were also displayed.
