News - Storyboards - page 60
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The Porsche Macan is now transitioning to electric
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An extremely important model for Porsche, the Macan is the brand's best-seller having shifted over a million examples since it debuted in 2013
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The new electric Macan comes in four trims: Base, Macan 4, Macan 4S, and Macan Turbo
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Wheel choice impacts ride, handling, and range in electric vehicles
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On the Macan EV, wheel size options range from 20 to 22 inches across all trims and 10 different design styles
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The most expensive wheels on the Macan E.V. are the 22-inch Exclusive Design Wheels with Aeroblades in Carbon Fiber costing $8,650
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Wrapped in all-season tires, these rims are nearly twice as expensive as other optional wheel designs
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However, these carbon fiber wheels are stronger, lighter and the aero-blades help improve the range
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Expect to save between 10-15 pounds per corner, resulting in lesser overall unsprung mass
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With a starting MSRP of $75,300, the Macan EV joins the Taycan facelift in Porsche's electric lineup for 2025.
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Karsten Arndt from Alte Schule YouTube channel recently caught up with Walter Röhrl in Bavaria to discuss cars
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More specifically, the Porsche Carrera GT and the McLaren F1
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For those of you who are unaware, Röhrl is a two-time WRC champion who later on worked as a Porsche works driver
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The German test driver was instrumental in developing the Carrera GT in the late '90s early 2000s
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In the video, Röhrl goes over some of the challenges faced during the Carrera GT's development
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He highlights the car's unique features: mid-engine, 612 horsepower, and no electronic aids
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Walter also reveals that several supercars from the time were used to benchmark against the Carrera GT, during the development
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While he mentions cars like the Porsche 959 and the Ferrari F50, it was the McLaren F1 that they really wanted to pit the CGT with
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That unfortunately never happened. But fast forward two decades and BMW Classic obliged to provide a pristine McLaren F1 for this feature
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An excited Röhrl takes the presenter, Karsten for a test drive in the McLaren F1
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Röhrl initially struggles with the car's lack of power steering and central seating position
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According to Röhrl, just like with the Carrera GT, the F1's extreme performance, lack of electronic aids, and powerful engine are its highlights
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Upon pulling over, Walter admits this McLaren could be easily damaged by an inexperienced driver due to its immense power and handling
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Only 106 McLaren F1s were ever made, and they now command $20 million dollars
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Walter's dream of driving the McLaren F1 came to fruition and he finally got to savor Gordon Murray's masterpiece.
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The 928 'Surfari' Is A Beach Buggy Inspired Build
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Built By Tadeusz Elwart, The Man Was Introduced To Porsches Through His Father
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Tadeusz Is The Organizer Of The Hel Riders Festival
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The Hel Festival Is Named After The Hel Peninsula In Poland
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The Event Is Fairly New, The First Edition Was Held In 2022
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The Festival Has Become A Gathering Point For Vintage Porsche Enthusiasts
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It Is A Celebration Which Brings Together Enthusiasts Of Skateboarding, Surfing, Motorcycles, And Air-Cooled Porsches
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Last Year Also Saw The Arrival Of Several Air Cooled Porsches
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Tadeusz's Surfari Was Designed By Rally Veteran Tomasz Staniszewski And Local Designers Lange And Lange
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To Embrace The Beachlife, It Features A Roof Rack For Surf Boards And Bicycles
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The Surfari Also Has Been Fitted With Some Auxiliary Lights
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The Gearbox And Suspension Of This 928 Has Been Modified
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Swipe Up To Read About How The Surfari Came To Exist.
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Meet Julien LV, Founder Of Polo E-Drive Concept
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This Is Julien's Concept Build - An EV Which Started Life As A VW Polo
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The Car Is A Tribute To Julien's Friend Laurent Maman, Who Tragically Passed In 2004
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A Lot Of The Car's Parts Came From A Smart EQ Fortwo EV
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A 100 Kwh Battery Pack Is Located in The Rear Of The Car
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The Battery Pack Is A Custom Gel Battery Build By Lead Intelligent Equipment
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The Concept Car Has A Lot Of Parts From Porsche As Well
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The Wheels And Brake Calipers Are Also From Porsche (996) 911
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The Rear Tail Light Can Be Extented To Become An Electrical Outlet
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The Fully Transparent Roof Also Has Some Inbuilt Solar Cells
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They Cannot Be Used To Charge The Car Yet, But Maybe Soon
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The Underside Of The Car Features The Lead Battery, And AccuAir Suspension System
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Interestingly Polo E-Drive Only Features One Pedal - For Braking
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Motion Happens Through Paddles On This 986 Boxster Steering Wheel
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You Can Also Control Several Aspects Through This Remote Control
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The instrument Cluster Features A Map Linking Julien's House To His Best Friend's
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An Ipad Is The Entertainment Screen Of The Car
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This Is A 10-Year Ongoing Passion Project, Swipe Up To Read The Full Story.
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Tony Hamilton From Hamilton Collections Recently Organized An Epic Showdown Recently
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A Drag Race Between The Fastest Cars In The World - The Bugatti Chiron SS And The Rimac Nevera
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The Race Was Held At The Space Coast Testing - A 3-Mile Landing Strip For Space Shuttles, In Florida
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For This Run, Each Car Had Drivers From Their Respective Brands On Site - Jamie Morrow Represented Bugatti
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Gordan Drndak Represented Rimac
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Jamie Requested Specific Michelin Tires And 100 Octane Fuel
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Gordan Also Requested Certain Michelin Tires And Full Charge
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The Chiron Packs A 8.0-liter Quad-Turbo W16 Engine
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The Nevera Features 4 Electric Motors - 2 Up Front And 2 In The Rear
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Both Of These Cars Have A Combined Price Of $6.7 Million Dollars
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This Is One Of The Most Expensive Races Organized By The Channel
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Round 1 Is The 1.0 Mile Race
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During A False Start Where The Bugatti Failed To Launch, The Nevera Hits A Top Speed Of 250 MPH
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The Rimac Nevera Outstrips The Chiron Here
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Round Two, Is A Longer 2.0-Mile Race
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The Rimac Comes Out On Top Yet Again
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The Nevera Is Clearly The Faster Car, Swipe Up For A More In Depth Comparision
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Dua Lipa is the new face of Porsche's electric Macan
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The pop icon helped in co-creating the Macan ad, bringing her unique style to the project
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The ad's director previously worked on Pharrell Williams' "Happy" video.
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The commercial showcases the Macan EV in diverse settings, from urban streets to the racetrack
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The ad also includes unconventional sequences like a moon landing
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A scene with an elephant running next to the Macan alongside horses, looks like it is straight out of classic Hollywood Western
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Lipa's involvement is seen as a fresh approach to luxury car advertising, and seeks to capture the adventurous spirit associated with Porsche
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The ad's style differs from Porsche's classic, witty print campaigns from the 1970s and '80s
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The top-spec all-electric Macan boasts impressive specs, including 640 horsepower and a 381-mile range
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Porsche hopes the collaboration will appeal to a younger audience and its future in electric mobility
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YouTuber Brooks Weisblat Got His Hands On A 992.1 Porsche 911 Turbo S
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He Runs The Drag Times Channel And Got To Take On The Tail Of The Dragon With A Couple Of Friends
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The 'Tail Of The Dragon' Mountain Pass Features 318 Curves In 11 Miles
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While Brooks Owns Several Supercars, His 911 Turbo S, Is His First Porsche
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One Of The Other Stars At The Meet Was This Ferrrari SF90 Spider
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A Brand New Corvette C8 Z06 With The Z07 Track Package Also Came To Shine
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Other Track Weapons In The Group Include A GT3 RS And GT4 RS
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There Was Also A Shark Blue GT3 RS, And A Grey 911 C2S
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We Get To See 360° Cam Footage From Three Cars In The Group
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Firstly Brook's Guards Red Turbo S, And While It Is Quick, The Sound From The Stock Exhaust Is Far From Spectacular
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Especially When Compared To The Stock Exhaust Of The C8 Z06
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This GT3 RS With Downpipes And Its NA Flat-Six Put Up A Far Better Show
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The Turbo S Has A Soft Limiter And It Can Never Match The Sound-Profile Of A GT3 RS
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John Hilton, The Owner Of The GT4 RS, Breaks In His New Tires In Style
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The Video Ends With Some Spectacular Footage From One Of The Most Beatiful Roads In The Country
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Swipe Up To Compare The Specs Of These Breathtaking Machines
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Porsche aimed to be an 80% electric brand by 2030 but is scaling back its EV sales targets
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This comes in the wake of an industry-wide slowdown of EV sales, with several automakers including Tesla feeling the heat
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Potential reasons for slow EV sales include range anxiety and lack of reliable charging stations
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However, Porsche continues to electrify its lineup with the Macan joining the Tacyan as the second all-electric model
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Porsche will soon introduce an electric replacement for the 718 Cayman and Boxster
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Prototypes of the all-electric Cayenne have also been spotted
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With this slowdown, Porsche will hopefully continue to keep the 911, gasoline-powered flat-six engine
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The 911 enjoys a cult-following and Porsche has reiterated that it will do whatever it can to extend its life with ICE
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This means the prospect an all-electric 911 is highly unlikely, this decade
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However, with an all-out 2035 ban on gasoline-powered vehicles, Porsche has no choice but to electrify its entire lineup
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Porsche is also experimenting with E-Fuels and Hydrogen
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As for EVs, current sales data shows that Taycan only makes up 5.67% of Porsche sales globally
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With a long line of Porsche EVs in the pipeline, the German brand will need to adopt a strategy based on customer demand
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For now, Porsche will continue to offer gasoline, hybrids, and electric cars.
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As part of its annual Performance Vehicle of the Year award, MotorTrend organized a few drag races
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One of the cars is the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, which packs A 4.0-L N/A engine with 518 hp
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The GT3 RS seems better suited for track use with its focus on aero and lap times
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The Maserati MC20 Cielo is a mid-engine sports car, that boasts more horsepower 621 hp from its 3.0-L twin-turbo V6
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However, it weighs 3,920 lbs, which is 700 lbs more than the GT3 RS' 3,220 lbs
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So, the MC20 packs more power, but the GT3 RS is lighter. Which RWD car will win?
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Despite the weight advantage, the GT3 RS initially struggles due to the runway surface
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But once it was hooked, the GT3 RS blitzed past the MC20 and took the win
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The Porsche completed the quarter-mile in 10.9 seconds, where as the Maserati took 11.7 seconds
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This victory highlights that its not always about power
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A lightweight design is equally important in achieving a higher top speed
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Next, Swipe up to find out which car will win in a duel between a McLaren 750S and a Chevrolet Corvette C8 Z06.
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Porsche Works driver Pascal Wehrlein claims the 2024 Formula E Driver's Championship title in the season finale
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Three drivers entered the London finale with a shot at the championship, separated by just 7 points
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Starting 4th on the grid, Wehrlein displayed exceptional driving skills under pressure
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While Evans and Cassidy initially led, strategic issues caused frustration and gave an advantage to Porsche
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Eventually, a safety car bunched up the pack, placing all title contenders in the top 3
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In the end, it was Porsche's strategy and teamwork that played a key role in securing the driver's championship
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Despite prior race wins, team mate Da Costa prioritized supporting Wehrlein's efforts
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Wehrlein secured second place in the final lap, putting him in a position to secure enough points to win the championship
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With that Pascal Wehrlein becomes the first champion of Formula E's Gen-3 era
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Porsche finished second in the Manufacturer's Championship with 451 points, behind Jaguar who secured 455 points
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The Porsche 99X Electric has won 8 out of 16 races and the innovations & technologies featured will trickle down into Porsche road cars
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Swipe up to watch the highlights of the 2024 Formula E Season finale.
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Porsche Has Added Two New Trims To Its 2025 Panamera Lineup
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This Brings The Total Number Of Available Panamera Trims To 7
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The Wraps Are Off The Top-Spec 2025 Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid
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The Most Powerful Panamera Till Date Features A Turbocharged 4.0 Liter V8, Which In Combination With The Electric Motor Produces 771 HP And 737 Lb-Ft Of Torque
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The Other Model Announced For 2025 Is The All-New Panamera GTS, That Sits Below The Turbo E-Hybrid Trim
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The Flagship Gas-Powered Panamera Features A Twin-Turbo 4.0-L V8 Engine Which Produces 473 HP
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The Turbo S E-Hybrid Can Shoot From 0-60 MPH In 2.8 Seconds And Attain A Max Speed Of 202 MPH
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With A Top Speed Of 188 MPH, The GTS Achieves 0-60 In 3.6 Seconds
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The S E-Turrbo Have 18-Way Adjustable Adaptive Sport Seats With 4-Way Lumbar Support
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The Interior Of The GTS Come In Carmine Red, Slate Grey Neo, Or Matte Carbon Fiber With Race-Tex Seude Covering For The Roof Lining, Arm Rests, And Door Panels
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The Turbo S E-Hybrid Features A 12.6-inch Curved Display Instrument Cluster. Both The Driver And Front Passenger Have Access To 10.9-inch Touchscreens.
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The Sport Chrono Package With A Stop Watch, And A Bose Sound System Is Standard Equipment On The GTS
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The S E-Turbo Comes With Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes With 17-Inches Rotors At The Front, And 16-Inch Rotors At The Back
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The S E-Turbo Is Available To Order And Expected To Be Available In The First Quarter Of 2025 At MSRP Of $226,500.
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The GTS Will Be Available At A MSRP Of $154,200
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This is Jeff Rhoades and he is on a mission to visit all 63 US National Parks in his pre-owned 2017 Porsche 911 Carrera 4
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A friend’s wedding in Colorado presented a road trip opportunity in 2022, and there was no looking back
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Jeff has since already driven over 140,000 miles and visited 46 parks across the U.S.
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The former lawyer prioritizes scenic backroads over interstates and embraces spontaneity and chose the Carrera 4 for its versatility and practicality
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Compared to other exotic sportscars, the 911 offers great ergonomics with ample headroom and legroom for long stints on the road
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While not so spacious, you do have rear seats, or a cargo volume with 9.18 cubic feet
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Additionally, the front trunk offers 4.41 cubic feet of space
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A rooftop tent allows Jeff to camp comfortably under the stars. The Carrera 4 has a payload rating of 980 lbs
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All-wheel drive comes in handy in tackling a variety of surfaces and weather conditions, making for a year-round sports car
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The 3.0L flat-six engine with 370 hp and 331 lb-ft torque helps the car transform into a beast on the track when desired
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Capable of a top speed of 180 mph, the 17.9-gallon fuel tank offers a range of up to 430 miles
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Jeff shares his journey on Instagram to inspire fellow Porsche owners to explore and unlock their car's potential
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Consider paint protection film, skid plates, all-terrain tires, and a roof rack for upgrades
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Swipe up to get an estimate of how much these nifty upgrades cost.
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