The world of electric supercars is heating up, and Porsche wants to be ready for the competition. Porsche and Rimac are increasing their collaboration in the future of electric tech with a new Series D round of funding from the Croatian brand. The Series D round is seeding with a total of around $536 million, and Porsche has committed to entering …
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Porsche’s GT4 ePerformance concept previews an electric motorsport to come
Porsche, more than any other car company in the world, truly understands what EV performance can be. Not only has the company brought a truly great electric sports sedan to market in the form of the Taycan, but it has jumped head-first into the Formula E open wheel racing arena, and launched more than a few electric sports car prototypes. Most …
Continue to the full articlePorsche doesn’t have enough materials to make any more electric cars in 2022: Report
Porsche's all-electric Taycan has been selling like proverbial hotcakes. It's one of the biggest bright points of Porsche's growth strategy, both here in the U.S. as well as Europe and China. They're in such high demand, in fact, that Porsche is already sold out of them until at least 2023! In a recent Financial Times report, Volkswagen Group CEO …
Continue to the full articlePorsche is experimenting with Taycans as power grid backups
One of the major concerns with electric power grids could potentially be solved by electric vehicles. One of the many questions people ask about electric vehicles is "What happens when the power goes out?" Setting aside for a moment that gasoline pumps don't work without power, either, the answer could actually be quite eye opening. Many …
Continue to the full articlePorsche is working on solid-state batteries for an all-electric 911: Report
By all accounts the future of electric vehicles has to be found in so-called solid-state batteries. According to a recent report from Germany's Manager Magazin Porsche is close to achieving an all-electric 911 powered by solid-state cells. While Porsche brass has repeatedly denied the 911 would go electric any time soon, this report indicates the …
Continue to the full articlePorsche is investing hundreds of millions of Euros to expand Cayman/Boxster factory to handle EVs
Porsche has a real hit on its hands with the current iteration of the 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman, particularly in GTS guise. It's a phenomenal car, and that four-liter flat six really enhances the experience. As indicated by the Mission R concept, however, this generation may be Porsche's last powered by gasoline. According to a report by Germany's …
Continue to the full articleSPIED: 2023 Porsche Macan Turbo electric SUV spotted testing in the cold
We stand at a turning point for Porsche as it hurtles toward an all-electrified future. There is a fork in the road for the brand's most successful model in history, the Macan. You see, next year Porsche is set to introduce abrand-neww all-electric Macan, and by all indications it will be a really good one. But the current gasoline-powered Macan …
Continue to the full articleA Porsche Taycan went coast-to-coast with only 2.5 hours of charging
Consistently one of the major gripes we hear about the inevitable and steady march of electrification is charging times. Consumers are worried, and rightfully so, that charging is going to end up consuming their entire day if they want to get somewhere farther than the range of the vehicle can take them. Porsche set out to alleviate some of that …
Continue to the full articlePorsche will sell Taycan Sport Turismo in every trim, but not in the U.S.
It's fair to say that we got pretty excited when the new Taycan GTS launched in a Sport Turismo body style, giving us the wagon back functionality of the Cross Turismo with the smooth and low and sporty look of the Taycan sedan. We instantly fell in love with the looks and driving dynamics of the GTS, but we write about cars for a living and …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Taycan Turbo S selected as new Formula E safety car
Since the inception of the FIA's electric open wheel Formula E series, the safety car has been provided by BMW. For the first five seasons the field was paced by a BMW i8 coupe, then for a season and a half the roof was chopped off of the i8 safety car to create a unique roadster. Last season the i8 was retired for a Mini Cooper Pacesetter electric …
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