There is going to be a spectacular start to the main draw matches at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix. The draw ceremony on Centre Court in the Porsche Arena on Sunday when Julia Görges, the 2011 winner, pulled the names out of the “hat” has produced some highly promising matches in as early as the first round.
The Porsche Arena is ready for a week of tennis superlatives: seven of the world’s Top 10 players are in the line-up for the 44th edition of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, which begins with qualifying at 10:00 (CEST) on Saturday.
The Porsche Taycan Artcar by Richard Phillips sold for USD 200,000. During the seven-day no-reserve online auction by RM Sotheby’s, more than 50 bids were submitted for the artwork on wheels.
More than 30,000 people work for Porsche, all from different backgrounds and each with a different job to do. No matter what the role – engineer, HR specialist, programmer – each member of the team has the same goal: to continue the path that company founder Ferry Porsche took decades ago, with passion and pioneering spirit. Here, the men and women of Porsche give a behind-the-scenes glimpse of their work, from their own unique perspective, as well as the lowdown on current developments.
With so much of the world urged to stay home and save lives during the current crisis, Porsche Newsroom has launched a new series of automotive masterclasses designed to help you sharpen your skills from the comfort of your homes.
Taycan Artcar auction raises USD 200,000 for a worthy cause. The Taycan Artcar is on display at Porsche Center Zug until it will be handed over to the successful Swiss bidder.
For the Taycan Artcar, Phillips transferred his large-scale painting entitled Queen of the Night to the body of the Porsche Taycan 4S. Inspired in 2010 by the work of legendary Swiss landscape artist Adolf Dietrich, it measures approximately eight square meters. Its incarnation on wheels is a three-dimensional arrangement of the original elements and details.
Episode 18 of 9:11 Magazine presents the remarkable private collection of Porsche vehicles of the Ingram family, the evolution of the Porsche Boxster in detail as well as the track performance of the 911 GT3 and its impressive acceleration figures.
In our tech talk, Jörg Bergmeister talks with Walter Röhrl about the track performance of the new 911 GT3 as well as its impressive acceleration figures.
The newest Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid is blindingly quick, yet remarkably fuel-efficient.
Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid: Fuel consumption combined 2.7 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 62 g/km, Electricity consumption combined 21.8 kwh/100 km
A renewable fuel formulated by ExxonMobil is to be used in the Porsche Supercup, a support series that will share the billing at 10 Formula 1 grand prix this season.
The Taycan Cross Turismo is an estate-shaped and off-road-ready take on Porsche’s first electric car, promising heightened versatility over the saloon.
Taycan Cross Turismo Models: CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km, Electricity consumption combined 29.4 – 28.1 kwh/100 km
The 992-generation GT3 is aggressively new with major suspension changes and a massive wing.
911 GT3: Fuel consumption combined 13.3 – 12.4 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 304 – 283 g/km
The Cayenne is the most technologically advanced and sophisticated of the evolving sub-species of Supersport Utility Vehicles (Super-SUV).
Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid Coupé: Fuel consumption combined 3.3 – 3.2 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 76 – 73 g/km, Electricity consumption combined 23.5 – 23.0 kwh/100 km
Porsche's Taycan EV is every bit as compelling in its entry-level spec.
Taycan: CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km, Electricity consumption combined 28.7 – 28.0 kwh/100 km
Porsche has extended the availability of the fourth version of its all-electric Taycan – a rear-wheel drive model.
Taycan: CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km, Electricity consumption combined 28.7 – 28.0 kwh/100 km
It might not be a 911, but is the hardcore, mid-engine 718 Cayman GT4 the most perfect Porsche you can buy? The team at Drive says yes!
718 Cayman GT4: Fuel consumption combined 10.9 - 10.2 l/100 km, CO2 emissions combined 249 - 232 g/km
After many innovations that led to the rapid evolution of the industry, the German carmaker has now created its first complete electric drive housing using 3D printing, a technique that promises to revolutionize the manufacturing process.
Albrecht Reimold, Member of the Porsche Executive Board for Production and Logistics, talks about the Taycan, drive systems of the future, complete climate neutrality, and the never-ending power of enthusiasm.
The entrepreneur Silvio Denz is preparing a grand celebration: Lalique’s one hundredth anniversary. A journey through the eras of glass art in Alsace. The clarity of the material fits the nature of the man.
The Timmelsjoch is not the fastest route over the Alpine divide—but it’s certainly one of the most beautiful. A road that’s a pleasure to drive, inviting travelers to stop along the way.
Four originals: Dr. Wolfgang Porsche, his son Ferdinand, and two Porsche 550 Spyders on the Großglockner High Alpine Road. The mountain figures prominently in family lore.
Every Porsche has the same origin: the Development Center in Weissach. A glimpse into the secret spaces of the grounds, which stretch roughly one hundred hectares.
Artfully arranged rice terraces, a variety of traditions,and a bustling metropolis at over 2,000 meters: the Porsche Museum sends historical vehicles on a fascinating journey to southwestern China.
Pistons are among the most heavily strained components of an engine. Porsche has now produced the first pistons using 3-D printing technology, and they’re intended for the high-performance engine of the wildest 911.
On Instagram she’s called @thatporschegirl, in Hollywood she’s a precision driver. A trip with Lara and her Porsche 911 T along the Pacific Coast Highway.
Although the Iron Curtain divided Germany, Porsche fans in the Communist part of the country still realized their dream of a sports car—and with the active assistance of Ferry Porsche.
As a child, Paul Casey pictured himself in a Porsche poster. As a student, he fulfilled an American dream. As a family man, this pro golf player found his bearings.
Fifty years ago, Steve McQueen began shooting his movie epic “Le Mans”—the most famous film sequence featuring a 911. Today, the new Porsche 911 would likely be perfectly cast for the role.
The Taycan is recognizable as a Porsche at first glance. It consistently transfers the brand’s design language into the world of electric cars—and will shape that world.
The head of the Taycan model range knows every centimeter of the first fully electric sports car of the Porsche brand. Here he explains his love for the Taycan.
Porsche pilot Lars Kern puts the Taycan to the ultimate test—on the Nürburgring’s Nordschleife.
Consumption data
0
g/km
29.4
kwh/100 km
Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo
Fuel consumption / Emissions
CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km
Electricity consumption combined 29.4 kwh/100 km
0
g/km
28.7
kwh/100 km
Taycan Turbo Cross Turismo
Fuel consumption / Emissions
CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km
Electricity consumption combined 28.7 kwh/100 km
0
g/km
28
kwh/100 km
Taycan Turbo
Fuel consumption / Emissions
CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km
Electricity consumption combined 28 kwh/100 km
11.1
l/100 km
254
g/km
911 Turbo S
Fuel consumption / Emissions
Fuel consumption combined 11.1 l/100 km
CO2 emissions combined 254 g/km
0
g/km
28.7 – 28.0
kwh/100 km
Taycan
Fuel consumption / Emissions
CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km
Electricity consumption combined 28.7 – 28.0 kwh/100 km
0
g/km
27.0 – 26.2
kwh/100 km
Taycan 4S
Fuel consumption / Emissions
CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km
Electricity consumption combined 27.0 – 26.2 kwh/100 km
0
g/km
28.1
kwh/100 km
Taycan 4S Cross Turismo
Fuel consumption / Emissions
CO2 emissions combined 0 g/km
Electricity consumption combined 28.1 kwh/100 km
13.3 – 12.4
l/100 km
304 – 283
g/km
911 GT3
Fuel consumption / Emissions
Fuel consumption combined 13.3 – 12.4 l/100 km
CO2 emissions combined 304 – 283 g/km
8.7 – 8.1
l/100 km
200 – 185
g/km
718 Cayman T
Fuel consumption / Emissions
Fuel consumption combined 8.7 – 8.1 l/100 km
CO2 emissions combined 200 – 185 g/km
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