Currently reading: Luxury equipment firm kits out Porsche Taycan with rooftop tent

Db Equipment's £200,000 package includes Cross Turismo with bespoke livery, front floodlights and camping kit

A Norwegian designer equipment firm has revealed a specially designed Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo fitted with a rooftop tent to appeal to drivers who want to escape city life.

The Discoverberry Bundle from Db Equipment includes the rugged Taycan electric estate with a bespoke exterior livery, a Strøm 2385-litre rooftop tent and two special-edition Strøm backpacks. 

The tent is made from the firm’s camping cloth, designed in-house, and is said to be large enough for two people, featuring a lightweight and breathable design with wind resistance. 

The model pictured features front-mounted floodlights for a rally-inspired look. The kit can all be folded and stored on the EV's roof. 

Also included is a set of camping gear, which consists of a chair, a table, a camping stove and other useful equipment that claimedly allows drivers to be fully self-sufficient. 

The package is priced at £200,000, but it’s not clear whether customers choose their own Taycan specification themselves.

The Taycan Cross Turismo is priced from £117,960 in the UK, with the Turbo S version starting at £140,360.

This isn’t the first time a Porsche has been fitted with a folding roof top tent: in 2020, enthusiast Brock Keen kitted out a 996-generation 911 Carrera 4S with a cold-air intake and rally lamps and lowered the suspension by around an inch. 

The Taycan will also gain a new variant in 2022. The Sport Turismo estate will offer improved everyday practicality over the Cross Turismo, retaining its 1200-litre boot and 44mm of additional head-room over the saloon but losing its off-road-inspired cladding. 

Porsche will also add a GTS trim level to the Taycan range to serve as the “sporty sweet spot” between the 4S and Turbo.

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JCarter 25 November 2021

Must be so refined on the motorway without the engine noise to drown out the flapping canvas, you can buy a roof tent with hard lid for about £1500!

275not599 25 November 2021
I realise the Norwegian car market is highly electrified but if this is your choice to go camping then I strongly suspect you are a bit of a nob.
Peter Cavellini 25 November 2021

 I assume that it's fully removable?, you can't possibly be Camping every Weekend.