Porsche News - Storyboards - page 132
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Luxury Brand Caviar Introduces A 18k Gold Plated E-Bike
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Specializing In Sprucing Up Gadgets, They've Worked Their Magic On A Porsche E-Bike
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Named Herzog, The E-Bike Is Expected To Cost $44,000
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The Bike Was Developed In Collaboration With Rotwild Bikes
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The E-Bike Features A Shimano Motor With 15.5 MPH Pedelec Support
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Caviar Is Giving It Final Touches With Deliveries To Begin Soon
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Porsche Also Offers A More Understated E-Bike- The Cross Performance EXC 2nd Gen
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The Bike Comes With Fox 34 Float Suspension With 4.7 Inches Of Deflection
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It Also Features A Shimano Motor Comes With 62 Lb-Ft of Torque
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It Also Features A 12 Speed Derailleur And 4-Piston Disc Brakes
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The Bike Has A Carbon Frame Designed By Studio F.A Porsche
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Wheels Are Lightweight Crankbrothers Enduro Carbon Wheels
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This E-Bike Can Be Yours For $15,665
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Iconic Targa design meets modern elegance in the 992.2 GTS
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Faster and smoother performance with the new T-Hybrid
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Porsche's 911 enters the world of hybridization for its 992.2 generation
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Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes for mindblowing stopping power
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A track weapon disguised in a luxurious package
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Exclusive Targa 4 GTS trim offers ultimate performance
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Receives the cutting-edge HD Matrix LED headlight for the first time
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Optimized aerodynamics for improved performance
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New infotainment goodies for the 992.2 generation
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Adaptive Sport Seats Plus for ultimate comfort and support
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Immersive audio experience for discerning listeners
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Advanced safety features for peace of mind
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Restomodding Is All The Rage These Day
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HWA Was Founded In The Year 1998 by Hans-Werner Aufrecht, One Of The Founders Of AMG
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Singer Is A More Recent Company, Started By Rob Dickinson in 2009
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The HWA Evo II Is A Mercedes Benz 190 Evo 2 Inspired Build
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The Singer DLS Turbo Is A Modernized Restomod Of The Porsche 934/5 Racecar
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HWA Projects Begin With A Donor W201 From The Early '90s
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Each Singer Project Comes From A Owner Looking For A Unique Transformation
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The HWA Evo II Features A Twin-Turbo 3.0-Liter V6 Producing 443 Horsepower
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The Singer DLS Turbo Comes With A Twin-Turbo 3.8-Liter Flat Six Producing 700 Horsepower
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The HWA Evo II Has A 6-Speed Manual Gear Box
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The DLS Turbo Also Has A 6-Speed Manual Gearbox
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Only 100 Units Of The HWA Evo ii Will Be Made, Costing $770,000
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Each Car From Singer Is A Unique One-Off Build, And Can Cost Fomr 3-4 Million Dollars
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The Porsche Mission E concept, unveiled in 2015, showcased the brand's vision for EVs
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The Mission E boasted a futuristic design with a low-slung profile, signature Porsche headlights, and aerodynamic elements
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It also featured frameless doors, two-tone wheels, and a futuristic interior with a holographic display
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The production Taycan omitted the suicide doors, holographic displays, and extreme bucket seats
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We explore how to achieve a Mission E look on the 2025 Taycan facelift
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Configuring a Taycan for a Mission E look involves specific exterior and interior options
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The optional 21-Inch Mission E Wheels are crucial to achieving the desired look
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Matching the concept's black seats and beige dashboard isn't possible in the configurator
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With everything included the total comes to $120,755
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Swipe up to get the list of the exact options selected and how much they cost.
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The rumored Bugatti sedan will be the marque's fourth attempt at a modern-day four-seater
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Bugatti's first attempt at a modern-day four-seater was the 1993 EB112
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The 2009 Bugatti 16C Galibier Concept almost went into production as a four-door replacement for the Veyron
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Porsche Taycan's platform is the most likely candidate to underpin a Bugatti EV sedan, but it would need to be "stretched"
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Despite the possibility of Porsche's J1 platform underpinning the Bugatti sedan, electric power will, likely, come from Rimac
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A four-seater Bugatti will be the only direct rival to Koenigsegg's Gemera
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However, Mate Rimac said, back in 2022, that a fully-electric Bugatti will not be happening in the next 10 years
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Could this mean "one last ride" for Bugatti's W16 engine
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Despite the W16's torque making it better-suited for luxury applications, Bugatti already confirmed it is retired for good
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This leaves the Tourbillion's V16 hybrid powertrain as the most logical option for the Bugatti sedan
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Swipe up to read more about Bugatti's rumored four-seater.
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Porsche recently unveiled the 992.2 911 generation for the 2025 Model year
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This is the first-ever production 911 to feature hybrid-tech
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But tech YouTuber MKBHD, a.k.a Marques Brownlee is not a fan for a few reasons
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He bought a 992.1 911 Turbo S for his 30th Birthday
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He swapped out his previous daily driver, the Model S Plaid for the 911 Turbo S
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In the six months that he has owned it, MKBHD has already covered over 8,000 miles
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He continues to rate it highly and says its his new bench mark for gas-powered sports cars
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However, he's not a fan of two things that Porsche has done with the 992.2 facelift
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The first is ditching the old twist-and-go style starter for a generic button from the VW parts bin 😒
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The second is going with an all-digital driver display, which tries hard to replicate the 911's iconic five-tube instrument cluster 👎
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According to Maruqes, no one even really complained about the analog-digital setup on the previous 992.1
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Swipe up to find out why Porsche chose to take this route.
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One Pedal Driving Is An EV Feature Where You Can Use Just The Gas Pedal To Both Accelerate And Slow Down
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EV Drivetrains Utilize Regenerative Braking To Convert Kinetic Energy To Charge Their Batteries
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The Brake Pedal Is Only Used For Emergency Braking. It Also Reduces Driving Fatigue In Stop And Go Traffic
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Advantages Of One-Pedal Driving - Increased Driving Range
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Another Advantage Is Lesser Wear And Tear Of Friction Brakes
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Porsche Does Not Offer One Pedal Driving In Its EV Models
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Porsche Claims That One Pedal Is Inefficient And Coasting Is Actually Better
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However, Past The Coasting Phase, The Taycan Does Employ A Groundbreaking Regenerative Braking System
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It Prioritizes Electric Motors For Braking, Minimizing Wear On The Brakes During Daily Driving
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Algorithms Analyze Braking System Data To Seamlessly Blend In Traditional Brakes For Smooth Stopping
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Swipe Up To Find Out How Leaving This Vital Feature Out Has Affected Porsche EVs.
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The Hoonipigasus Is Late Ken Block's Ridiculous 1400 HP 911
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He Originally Intended To Take It To The 100th Pikes Peak Event In 2022
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The Hoonipigaus Is a Mid-Engined AWD Track Car
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The Livery For The Hoonipigasus Was Designed By L.A. Artist GucciGhost
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The Hoonipigasus Features The Largest Turbos Ever Designed By Garett Motorsport
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It Is An Homage To The 1971 Porsche 917/20 'Pink Pig' Racecar
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It Features An Engine From The 2016 Porsche GT3 R Racecar
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Unfortunately, Ken Block Passed Away In Jan 2023 Before He Could Take It To Pikes Peak
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His 16-Year Old Daughter Lia Block Stepped In To Carry On His Dream
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She Is A Racing Prodigy At Just 16 Years Of Age
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A Few Days Before The Pikes Peak Event, She Gets To Test Drive The Hoonipigasus
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She Rips Around The Test Track Like It Was Her Second Nature
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She Eventually Took On The Infamous Pikes Peak In June 2023
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Lia Pushes The Hoonipigasus Around The 13.5 Mile Treacherous Track
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Her Run Is Reminiscent Of Ken Block's Famous Climbkhana Video From 2022
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Her Cockpit Cam Showcases Her Lightning Reflexes On The Turns
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The Hoonigan Channel Features A Mini-Documentary About Her Historic Run
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Iconic exterior design with improved aerodynamics and modern styling
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Greater downforce improves aerodynamics and high-speed stability
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Updated boxer-six engine with Direct fuel injection for improved power and efficiency
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New seven-speed PDK transmission for optimized performance and efficiency
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Improved performance with the Sport Chrono Package
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Extra high-speed stability and comfort with optional PASM suspension
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Compact dimensions make the 911 Carrera a joy to drive
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Aggressive braking performance with available Carbon Ceramic Brakes
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An updated interior with more comfortable seats and premium materials
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Enhanced in-cabin experience with a larger touchscreen and updated software
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Both the Bugatti Tourbillon and the Lamborghini Revuelto are plug-in hybrid hypercars under the VW umbrella
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The Tourbillon packs an 8.3-liter naturally aspirated V16 and with the help of 3 e-motors, the Tourbillon pushes out 1,775 hp
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The Revuelto features a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12, coupled with 3 e-motors, pushing out 1,001 hp combined
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The Tourbillon has a larger 25 kWh battery pack which is estimated to drive 37 miles in EV mode
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The Revuelto packs a pretty compact 3.8 kWh battery pack and will offer about 5-7 miles on EV range
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The Tourbillon is expected to sprint to 60 mph from a standstill in 2.0 seconds and can reach a top speed of 276 mph
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The Lamborghini Revuelto can reach 60 mph in a mere 2.3 seconds and can top out at 218 mph
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The Tourbillon's cabin is one of its highlights and is inspired by mechanical watches as seen in the analog dials
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Inside the Revuelto, things are more modern looking, which are more catered towards a younger demographic
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Porsche enthusiast & YouTuber ARC Driver spotted a mysterious image on the Porsche cobfigurator.
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Rumors point to a base internal combustion Turbo and a Hybrid Turbo S model
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The rendering in the configurator follows the profile of the recently unveiled 992.2 Carrera and GTS
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The image hints at wider fenders, a turbo intake, and a unique spoiler that integrates into the bodywork
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It's unlikely to be purely a Touring model as the rear fender lacks an air intake
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We also can't confirm if its a pure Turbo either as they generally have a spoiler that sticks out
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Speculation suggests it could be a stripped-down, rear-wheel-drive, manual-transmission Turbo
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Another theory is the Turbo S Touring with an integrated rear wing
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ARC Driver believes there could be at least four variations of the 992.2 Turbo
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The upcoming Turbo will most likely feature the 3.6-liter boxer that debuted on the 992.2 GTS
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The engines for the recently unveiled Bugatti Tourbillion and GMA T.50 were developed by Cosworth
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The Bugatti Tourbillon packs an 8.3-liter V16. Coupled with 3 e-motors, the hybrid powertrain cranks 1,775 hp
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The GMA T.50 is powered by a Cosworth-developed 3.9-liter nat-asp V12, pumping out 654 hp and 344 lb-ft of torque
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An 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox is the only option available for the Tourbillon
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The T.50 comes with a six-speed lightweight Xtrac manual gearbox
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That huge rear fan at the rear helps create downforce to keep the T.50 glued to the ground
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The Tourbillon's rear diffuser is so big that Bugatti had to use it for crash protection
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The driver sits in the middle inside the T.50, like an F1 car. This seating arrangement opens up space for two more passengers
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The Tourbillon's cabin layout is that of a typical Bugatti with a large center tunnel running between the seats
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The GMA T.50's dashboard is dominated by a large center tachometer flanked by digital displays
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The Tourbillon's cockpit is the fanciest between the two with intricate watch-like dials; all analog
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Swipe up to read more about the differences setting them apart
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