Koenigs

Koenigs for Porsche

Koenigs parts for Porsche give owners styling and personalisation options that can refresh the look and feel of the car while keeping everyday usability. At Design911 you can browse Koenigs components by category and then narrow down to your specific Porsche model.

A Quick Look at Koenigs

Koenigs information on this page is based on details supplied by the manufacturer or distributor, plus any OE references provided with the parts.

Choosing the Right Fit for Your Porsche

Where Koenigs is listed for Porsche, use the supplied model coverage and OE references to confirm suitability. Check details that commonly affect fitment such as model year, side or position, and connector or mounting type where relevant.

• Typical reasons people choose these parts include refreshing tired exterior or interior details, improving stance and appearance, and tailoring the car to a particular build theme.
• Common issues to watch for include fitment variation, rubbing or clearance problems if combined with wheel or suspension changes, paint preparation sensitivity, and fixings loosening if not installed with the correct hardware.
• Before committing to paint, test-fit parts and confirm bumper, arch, or facelift differences by model year to avoid rubbing or alignment problems.
• Where applicable, confirm finish supplied and check wheel offsets and ride height to avoid contact with bodywork.

Browse by Category

If you already know the area you are working on, start with the category and then filter by Porsche model. Where real-world symptoms and typical reasons to replace are provided, use them to keep the wording grounded.

Interior & Accessories — Interior parts are replaced to refresh worn touch points, fix broken trim, or restore factory fit and function during a refurbishment. Accessories are also used to improve usability such as storage, protection, and everyday convenience without altering the Porsche’s character, especially on older cars where new interior components can transform the cabin.

• Use correct trim tools and replace missing clips during installation to avoid creating new rattles or squeaks.
• Check parts carefully against your Porsche’s model year and interior option code, as small clip and finish changes can affect fitment.

Centre & Middle Console parts — Console parts are often changed to fix broken lids, sticky buttons, worn finishes, and loose trims around shifters and switches, or to tidy up areas that have been modified for aftermarket electronics. Restoring this area improves ergonomics and reduces squeaks and rattles in everyday driving.

• Check for differences in layouts such as manual versus automatic, PCM and switch configurations before ordering.
• During installation, use felt tape on contact edges and ensure all clips are fully engaged to minimise future squeaks.

Incar / Multimedia — Incar and multimedia components are typically upgraded to add modern connectivity such as Bluetooth, CarPlay or Android Auto, improve sound quality, or replace failing factory modules. This can also help resolve battery-drain issues from older electronics while keeping the dashboard integration neat and close to OEM.

• On cars with Bose or MOST fibre systems, plan for the correct interface or adapter so the new equipment works with the factory amplifier.
• If you have unexplained battery drain, consider having multimedia modules and amplifiers checked as they are common causes.

Radio & Satellite Navigation — Radios and navigation units are replaced when maps and software are outdated, screens or drives fail, or when owners want faster routing and live traffic along with better phone integration. Swapping to a newer OEM-style or carefully chosen aftermarket unit can modernise daily use without overwhelming the original Porsche interior.

• Some factory systems allow map updates via disc or SD, but options can be limited and costs relatively high compared with a full replacement.
• On fibre-based systems, remember that one failed module can break the loop and cause complete loss of audio, so diagnose the chain before replacing parts.

Speakers — Speakers are commonly replaced to fix rattling, distortion, weak bass, or channels that have failed due to age, moisture, or degraded foam surrounds. Upgrades to better component speakers can significantly improve clarity and balance while still working with the original head unit and amplifier.

• Inspect door vapour membranes and seals when changing speakers, and renew them where needed to prevent repeat water-related failures.
• Avoid overpowering new speakers with incorrectly matched amplifiers to reduce the risk of distortion or premature damage.

Explore Koenigs at Design911

View the current Koenigs range for Porsche at Design911, then filter by model and category to narrow down to the right parts.