Industry news - Storyboards - page 48
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Camouflaged prototypes of the electric Boxster have been spotted undergoing testing since 2022
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This recent rendering by klissarov.design depicts the potential design based on the latest spy shots
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Key design elements include: Vertical air vents and radar sensors similar to the 992.2 911 Carrera
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Edgy, angular headlights inspired by the Taycan
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High-mounted rear stop light and rear bumper charge port
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This render differs from prototypes by including a full-length light bar and a backlit Porsche logo
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The rendering also doesn't feature, what appears to be side-vents as seen on the prototype. But why would the electric Boxster need it if its an EV?
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The Boxster EV (983) will be built on Porsche's E-Core platform (seen in the Mission R concept)
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The battery pack placement aims to maintain the mid-engine feel of the gas-powered model
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Success hinges on replicating the Boxster experience, offering good range, charging, and competitive pricing
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The all-electric Boxster 718 is expected to hit the road in 2026. Swipe up to read more.
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Porsche's decision to ditch gold crests for Turbonite on all upcoming Turbo models, is a bold and refreshing move
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The Pantone Color Institute's involvement adds an extra layer of exclusivity
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It's a clear indication that the brand is looking to evolve while staying true to the Turbo lineup's five decade heritage
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It's not surprising that it has generated a lot of buzz on the web and beyond
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Cayenne and Panamera crowd might not care much, but for 911 and Boxster/Cayman enthusiasts, it could open a new dimension
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I've already stumbled upon a 911 Targa model on Reddit, that's rocking a Turbonite badge on the hood. You can find one on Ebay for anywhere between $150-$300
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Online marketplaces are already flooded with Turbonite accessories, from badges and center caps to thermos cups and key chains
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It's a clear indication that the Turbonite craze is in full swing
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However, people trying to slap Turbonite badges on lower-spec 911s, could create a situation that would be a Porsche purist's worst nightmare.
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Harald de Brujin, a.k.a. FourWheel Trader On YouTube Has Come Out With An Analysis Of The GT3 Market
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After A Drastic Fall, Prices Have Now Stabilized
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He Also Compares The Drop-In Price Between The 992 Touring And Non-Touring Versions
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We See A Similar Leveling Of Prices In The Both The Generations Of The 991
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991.1 Prices Range In Between $140 - $145 k, And 991.2 In Between $191 - 198 K
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The Smaller 997 Market Saw An Incremental Increase, But It Is Unconfirmed.
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996 Generation Cars Are Seeing A Decline After Stabilization
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He Compares The Drop-In Value To Cars Like The Ferrari F430 And 360
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The Complete Overview Of The Market Shows That The GT3 Market Is Quite Stable
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A Look At Carried Over Inventory Shows The 996 Takes Longer To Sell, With Over 50% Of Cars Not Selling In The First 3 Months
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He Also Analyzes The Discounts Applied On Carried Over Inventory
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For The First Time, He Compares The German Market To The U.S
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Swipe Up To Watch His In-Depth Video Analysis For A More Detailed Breakdown On The GT3 Market.
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Porsche's Turbo models have been synonymous with high-performance luxury since the 1970s.
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The first turbocharged 911, introduced in 1974, became a legend
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To celebrate this 50-year legacy, Porsche has developed a signature color dubbed Turbonite
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Inspired by the pyrite mineral, Porsche collaborated with New-York based Pantone, responsible for color cars in the fashion world
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A lot of colors including Carmine red and orange were considered to be the Turbo's accent color
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But Turbonite was chosen, as it offers a more sophisticated and stealthy look compared to gold accents
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Turbo models afterall are designed to be subtle and powerful
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Turbonite was first seen on the 2023 Panamera Turbo and later on the Macan EV Turbo
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Turbonite will be featured on various trim pieces throughout the car
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You'll also find it across various trim pieces and on the Porsche crest, in the cabin of Turbo models
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The Turbonite treatment can vary depending on the model
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Turbonite will eventually be available on all future Turbo models
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Swipe up to watch the video about how Turbonite was concieved.
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Porsche's recent focus on the hybrid 911 is why the Carrera S will take longer to arrive
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Porsche's decision to not offer its most popular 911 right away shows the German automaker is willing to go the extra mile to push the electrified 911 in our faces
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There is no Carrera S prototype spotted yet, which means it will be based on one of the existing 992.2 models
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We know the base 992.2 Carrera received the 992.1 GTS' turbochargers. A 992.2 Carrera S could get the 992.1 Turbo's setup
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One source claims the 992.2 Carrera S would feature a hybrid setup, similar to the 2025 GTS
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A hybrid powertrain on the Carrera S could have some consequences for the more analog focused driver
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It automatically rules out a manual 911, at least for the mainstream models
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A fairly reliable source quotes a power figure of 510 horsepower for the upcoming Carrera S
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However, this power figure puts it dangerously close to the T-Hybrid-powered Carrera GTS
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The 992.2 Carrera S could also introduce a more distinctive design that separates it from other 992.2 models
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A 500-plus horsepower, hybrid Carrera S would be a big jump from the base Carrera, unless Porsche is planning something special
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Swipe up to learn more about what you can exepct from the 992.2 Carrera S
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The Audi Q5 and SQ5 have been redesigned from the ground up for 2025 with sharper styling and a tech-laden interior
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Porsche currently offers both electric and gas-powered Macans for 2025
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Given its popularity in the U.S., the gas-powered Macan will be made until 2026
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Where the gas-powered Macan starts at $62,400, the Macan EV starts at $78,000
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The all-new Audi Q5 meanwhile will be launched purely with gas-engines and a hybrid set to launch at a later date
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The 2025 Q5 and SQ5 are powered by 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder and 3.0-liter turbo V6 engines
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The gas-powered Porsche Macan is also available in 2.0 and 3.0 liter flavors with slightly different states of tune
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The interior of the Q5 and SQ5 feature a 14.5-inch touchscreen for infotainment and an 11.9-inch screen for driver information
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The Porsche Macan features a 10.9-inch central infotainment display and plenty of physical buttons and knobs
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The Q5 has an estimated starting price of $47,400 and the SQ5 has an estimated starting price of $58,000, undercutting the base gas-powered Macan
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Swipe up to find out if you should choose the all-new Audi Q5 over the aging gas-Macan.
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It's a well known fact that driver engagement is one thing that's missing from most electric vehicles
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I praised Hyundai for implementing a well-executed simulated gear shift with sound effects in their Ioniq 5 N
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I predicted a trend of automakers adopting similar features, including with Porsche
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Porsche has officially denied rumors of adding a simulated shifter to their future EVs
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Porsche driver Lars Kern confirmed this and believes electric motors are inherently engaging and don't need imitation
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The German automaker will instead prioritize pushing electric performance through features like push-2-pass
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But Porsche's stance on simulated gears makes me wonder about a manual transmission in their EVs
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Given their focus on electric power's potential, a manual now seems unlikely
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Porsche's decision might influence other automakers to also reconsider fake shifters
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Porsche rejecting fake shifters highlights the future of electric driving isn't about replicating the past
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It's about embracing electric power's unique potential and creating new driving experiences
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Swipe up to read more.
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Porsche Experience Will Soon Begin Organizing A Six-Day Adventure Dubbed 'Camp 911 Namibia'
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16 participants will have the opportunity to test the limits of the Porsche 911 Dakar and experience the thrill of off-road driving
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The trip will involve driving through a variety of challenging terrain of the African nation, including deserts, dunes, and gravel roads
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Preparations began nine months before the first guests arrived in September 2024
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A skilled recon team has meticulously prepared the route for the participants, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience
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The team has already figured proper tire pressure for beach driving and adjusted it for gravel roads
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The adventure begins near Swakopmund, a coastal town with a narrow beach and the Atlantic Ocean on one side and vast desert landscapes on the other
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To avoid dust clouds, the team increased the distance between vehicles and provided radio instructions
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The participants will have the chance to explore the Namib Desert, one of the oldest in the world
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A visit to the Etosha National Park, home to a diverse array of wildlife is also on the itinerary
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The participants will camp in surreal landscapes resembling the moon, with rugged rocks and dry river valleys
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The trip offers a truly unique opportunity to experience off-road driving in a luxury sports car.
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Swipe up to find out more details on pricing.
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For 2025, the Porsche 718 is going fully-electric, and is expected to start at around $78,000
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The Mission R concept shows EV sports cars can be lightweight, with a curb weight of 3,306 lbs
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The Porsche badge comes at a price, but some alternatives could offer better bang for the buck
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Currently, Nissan's NISMO Z offers proven mechanicals and track-tuned chassis for a fraction of what the 718 EV would cost
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The VR30 DDTT engine has been "massaged" to produce 420 hp, which is 60 more than what is expected to be the base 718 EV powertrain
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Sadly, the NISMO Z is automatic-only, utilizing the Mercedes 9G-Tronic MCT
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Still, the NISMO Z sprints to 60 mph in 3.9 seconds on its way to a 173 mph top speed
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2026 will bring a new Toyota Celica, powered by a new, 400-hp turbo engine
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It is expected to start at around $65,000
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We still don't know how the 2026 Toyota Celica GR Sport would look, but it will feature all-wheel drive
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For 2026, Toyota MR-2 is also making a come back, and it will continue to be a mid-engine two-seater
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It will share the 400-hp turbo engine and GR-Four AWD system with the Celica GR Sport
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It will be offered with a manual, but there will be an automatic available
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Swipe up to find out how much this upcoming Toyota sports car will cost.
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Porsche initially planned to be fully electric by 2030, but has since revised its strategy
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The slowdown in the EV market and the growing popularity of hybrids have influenced this decision
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Michael Steiner, Porsche's R&D head, confirmed that the upcoming Panamera won't be sold solely as an EV
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The Panamera will continue to offer gasoline-powered and plug-in hybrid options
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Just like the electric Cayenne, the Panamera will also maintain its gas-powered versions for the foreseeable future
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The electric Panamera will be built on a dedicated EV platform, called SSP Sport
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Both gas and hybrid Panamera models will receive powertrain updates to reduce emissions
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The electric Panamera might also grow in size to differentiate itself from the Taycan
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Porsche's focus on hybrids aligns with the current state of EV charging infrastructure and battery technology
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The future Panamera lineup will continue to offer high performance and efficiency, regardless of its powertrain.
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The optional rear-axle steering comes reduces the Cayenne's turning circle by around three feet
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Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control is a tricky system that makes the big SUV feel light on its feet
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Every SUV should have roof rails for that increased versatility. The roof can hold up to 220 lbs of load
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The off-road package gives more underbody protection and works best with the adaptive air suspension, allowing for up to 9.6 inches of ground clearance
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The optional two-hitch package is an inexpensive option that showcases the Cayenne's versatility
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Porsche's HD Matrix LED headlights are measurably better in every way compared to the standard units
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The thermally and noise-insulated glass is among the more affordable options worth getting
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The 4-zone climate control is a feature that should be standard on a luxury SUV like the Porsche Cayenne
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Porsche's air-quality system is a no-brainer and the best value-for-money options
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Porsche InnoDrive greatly enhances the capabilities of the Adaptive Cruise Control. Swipe up to find out pricing of these options.
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RUF has been in the automotive business since 1939, and its recent collab has resulted in an epic new line of merch that invokes RUF's heritage
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RUF recently collaborated with Highsnobiety for an epic new line of co-branded accessories and wares
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The 20-piece collection includes a wide variety of clothing items, accessories, and even time pieces
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Just like RUF's dedication to high craftsmanship, precision, and raw feel, the new collection is highly-crafted and wears the signature colors of the carmaker
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The signature for RUF green and yellow colors
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They invoke the company's most popular models like the record-breaking RUF "Yellowbird"
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White and black colors are also extensively featured in the RUF x Highsnobiety collab
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A RUF-branded dark-green Leather Bomber jacket is among the collection's highlihts
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Then, there is the RUF x Highsnobiety "Motion-blur" set, which could be had as separate pieces
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A selection of two RUF-branded wristwatches can tell how much earlier you will arrive to your destination
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There is also a more classic variant of the RUF x Highsnobiety wristwatch for a more vintage look
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The collection was showcased at a co-branded gas station wearing RUF's old name - Auto RUF
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Swipe up to check prices.
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