The 26-year-old showed off her personal dream car made by Porsche’s Sonderwunsch program. Her one-of-one Taycan 4S Cross Turismo contains highlights in a “paint to sample” Meissenblue, as well as a Jennie Ruby Jane” logo that she created herself. The EV, painted in metallic black, is officially called “Taycan 4S Cross Turismo for Jennie Ruby Jane.”

According to Alexander Fabig, Vice President Individualization and Classic at Porsche, Jennie had a very specific image of her dream Porsche.

In a digital workshop that ran for several hours, the experts on the Sonderwunsch team and the Style Porsche design department worked together with Jennie to work out all the details of the Taycan 4S Cross Turismo.

Jennie deliberately wanted something understated for her Taycan and that’s why she chose metallic black as the main color. However, she used Meissenblue to contrast the black finish. These are found on the “Electric” lettering on the driver’s door, the model name on the rear, and the cloud logos on the B-pillars. Even the 21-inch Exclusive Design rims are painted in the “paint-to-sample” color.

Inside, the front door entry guards carry illuminated “Jennie Ruby Jane” lettering, with her nickname “NiNi” to be seen in the rear doors. In accordance with Jennie’s wishes, the Porsche typography of the current 911 generation (Type 992) was used. The logo projector in the front doors projects the clouds onto the ground beside the car. The name of the artist and “Sonderwunsch” appear on the wheel hub covers.

In the interior, the combination of Black, Crayon, and Meissenblue creates an elegant ambience. Only the seats and the top part of the dashboard are in Crayon. Meissenblue accents the door panel trim, the borders of the air vents, the cup holders and the top center marking of the steering wheel rim. The headrests are adorned with the clouds designed by Jennie. A special indoor car cover was also created with this personal touch.

“Being able to collaborate so intensively on my own very personal Porsche was an amazing experience,” says Jennie. “I’m especially proud of having designed the visualization of the clouds. I spend a lot of time travelling around the world – the sky and the clouds are my travelling companions and a beautiful symbol of these unique experiences. This is why I feel a special connection to them and am so passionate about photographing these nature motifs.”