| Boldness is a choice. Courage is a decision. |
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All it takes to make the impossible possible is vision. That’s what drove Dr. Porsche to build his first sports car, equal parts performance and comfort. Today, the new Porsche Panamera stands as the boldest expression of that idea yet.
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| Uncompromising in power and comfort. |
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In the new Panamera, there’s no need to choose between power and comfort. Instead, there’s an ideal balance of both. Every time you chase the horizon, you’ll feel the performance at your command. And with up to 670-hp plus 686 lb-ft of torque, there’s plenty of it.
As for when straights give way to corners, you’ll experience a new degree of assured handling from the optional Porsche Active Ride. Applying the advantages of air suspension to individual wheels, Porsche Active Ride keeps the Panamera poised through curves and smoother over road imperfections.
The first Porsche ever made was a sports car. And every Porsche made since has been one, too—whatever its form. In the Panamera, you’ll feel the essence of that original sports car, right there, whenever you take the wheel. Find out for yourself at your Porsche Center.
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| Built for road and track. Picked by Road & Track. |
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From steering to braking to cornering to craftsmanship, every Porsche is visceral and driver focused. But add 800 volts of all-electric power and you have the Taycan. And now, the Taycan Turbo S is Road & Track’s 2024 Performance EV of the Year. Only an EV with a sports car soul could claim that title—and that’s the only kind we make.
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| Training young drivers the Porsche way. |
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When it comes to preparing young drivers for the real world, driver’s ed is only a start. That’s where the Porsche Young Driver Experience comes in. Available at Porsche Experience Center Atlanta and Los Angeles, young drivers are prepared for unexpected, real-world situations by a certified Porsche Drive Coach. Ride along with recent student Darby—son of professional Porsche racer Patrick Dempsey—to see what young drivers gain.
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| Get a grip on rally-style driving. |
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If there’s a race to be run, chances are a Porsche will do it. Like the 1984 Paris-Dakar Rally, won by a 911 Carrera 3.2. Now, you can experience its descendant—the 911 Dakar—on road surfaces similar to tarmac rally stages. Available at Porsche Experience Center Los Angeles, you’ll learn to navigate low-friction conditions at high speeds, just like rally drivers do. Spaces are limited, so reserve your session now.
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| Introducing the Porsche Design x PUMA Sport Collection. |
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It's time to shake off the muted tones of winter and embrace the greener hues of spring. The Porsche Design x PUMA Sport Collection was made to welcome the return of warmer weather. Inspired by nature, the collection features zip-up jackets good for everything from training to cool spring evenings, colorful slides made to go the distance, and more to keep you discovering the world around you.
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| Porsche Penske Motorsports heads to Long Beach. |
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Bear down on it at triple-digit speeds, slam the brakes, dive into the traffic circle, and you’ve survived Aquarium Fountain. The hallmark corner of the Grand Prix of Long Beach—one of only two IMSA street circuits—it’s all about extremes. That’s what endurance racing is about, and that’s what the Porsche Penske Motorsports 963 was made for. See it live curbside or on streaming.
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| Women’s History Month Fun Fact. |
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Victory at the 1970 24 Hours of Le Mans was only possible thanks to Susan Piëch, who ensured Porsche was able to build the minimum necessary number of 917 racecars to compete.
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