If you are reading this thinking, “there has been a lot of spy shots lately" you'd be correct. Porsche is quickly working on developing and shipping several new high-profile vehicles. Today, the spy photographers caught what will ultimately be the 2025 electric Porsche 718 Boxster. That's right, the next Boxster is all-electric. Of course, we …
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Porsche Taycan caught on camera testing its facelift
The Porsche Taycan is getting a facelift, and our spy photographers have caught the Sport Turismo variant taking it out for a test. As Porsche enthusiasts, we all know the German automaker typically doesn't do any significant changes to their vehicles during a mid-cycle refresh, and it won't be any different for its EV. The Taycan sedan initially …
Continue to the full articleThe new Porsche 911 Carrera T is unquestionably the sweet spot of the lineup
We know the formula by now, or at least we should. Carrera T is to base Carrera as Carrera GTS is to Carrera S, right? As good as the new 992 GTS is, I'm getting the feeling this new T will be the one to pick. The GTS is just too fast to use on your favorite roads. I mean, I saw 1.4 lateral G indicated in a Targa model. That's just too much grip, …
Continue to the full articleUpcoming Porsche Taycan Turbo GT spied testing
The Taycan lineup is some of the best performing EVs on the planet. That shouldn't come as a surprise to any of you. But has been a bit surprising, though, is we haven't seen anything come out of Weissach. At least, not yet. Though that appears to be changing because our spy photographers caught a new Taycan testing. We believe there's a good …
Continue to the full articlePorsche updates Taycan range for 2023, all Taycans see benefit
Porsche is releasing the EPA-rated range numbers for its Taycan lineup, and nearly every trim sees an increase. Porsche utilized software updates to eek out the extra range, and the beauty of all of it is that current Taycan owners also receive the software updates. That means every Taycan out there goes farther per charge than it did a year ago. …
Continue to the full articlePorsche wants to beat aerodynamics by making its cars vibrate
It's not really a secret that Porsche has a pretty strong grasp on aerodynamic efficiency. The company has been building road cars and race cars that use oncoming air to assist in their road holding abilities for decades, with wings and diffusers and kick ups and flaps. Porsche has also been working diligently to defy the oncoming air whenever …
Continue to the full articlePorsche is officially the most valuable European automaker
Porsche's initial public offering has been a resounding success in its first week and a half on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. After ringing the bell as Europe's largest IPO by market cap, Porsche Group initially saw a small dip before rising to meteoric heights on Thursday with a peak of 84 billion euros at market close. The shares have fallen …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Cars North America reports strong Q3 sales growth
Every month there are thousands of new buyers joining the Porsche club, and through the course of July, August, and September Porsche Cars North America ushered 16,581 into their new homes. That's up a massive 8.5 percent over the same period in 2021, as supply chain issues have begun to ease, and customer demand has stayed quite strong. The first …
Continue to the full articlePorsche has issued a recall for 17 years of Cayenne, Panamera, and Macan production
Over 190,000 Porsches released between 2003 and 2020 have been recalled because they could potentially be missing a small part in the headlight system. The piece is called a "horizontal adjustment screw cap" and it could mean that your Porsche has misaligned headlights. The cap is intended to be installed as a stopper to prevent you or your …
Continue to the full articlePorsche seeks up to $75 Billion valuation as IPO nears
Volkswagen announced on Sunday that it would be seeking a valuation of between 70 and 75 billion dollars for Porsche AG in its initial public offering, making this potentially the third largest IPO in European history. Some experts had hinted at an expectation of valuation around $85 billion, meaning this is actually going to be a bit shy of …
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