Prosecco

A light, neutral solid with a barely-warm, chalky quality — the hex (#D7C5B5) suggests a color in the pale beige-grey register with the kind of understated warmth that its Italian sparkling wine name implies. Without a confirmed paint code or model-year record in standard cross-references, and classified as a solid (non-metallic) finish, this appears to be either a special-order or PTS offering distinct from the better-documented Prosecco Metallic that appeared on the Cayenne. As a color name, Prosecco evokes the pale golden-cream of the beverage itself — a tint of warmth over a light neutral ground that reads as more sophisticated than a straight beige or grey. The absence of documented production history and zero spotter count in the database suggests it is an extremely rare or possibly uncatalogued variant, potentially connected to a Porsche Exclusive or Sonderwunsch specification. For researchers, it represents one of the more elusive color names in the database — present in references but without a clear production trail that would allow confident placement in the model-year history.