Porsche Models

The 718 Boxster nameplate was introduced for the 2016 model year as Porsche’s updated mid-engine roadster line, replacing the Boxster badge on the newest generation of the two-seat convertible. The change tied the car...

Porsche introduced this mid-engine coupe for the 2017 model year as the updated successor to the Cayman line, bringing the 718 designation into the coupe range for the first time. The name tied the car to Porsche’s li...

The 718 Spyder was introduced for the 2020 model year as Porsche’s open-top, mid-engine roadster aimed at drivers who wanted a more purist, enthusiast-focused alternative within the 718 family. It marked a significant...

Porsche’s sports-car icon traces its roots to the 901 prototype unveiled at the 1963 Frankfurt Motor Show, but the nameplate that enthusiasts know today was adopted shortly afterward, when Porsche renamed the car 911 ...

This mid-engined plug-in hybrid supercar was unveiled as a concept in 2010 and moved into series production in late 2013, with customer deliveries beginning in 2014. It was positioned as a modern halo model that carri...

Introduced for the 1976 model year, this Porsche marked a major shift for the brand by bringing a front-mounted, water-cooled engine and rear transaxle layout to a production sports car. Originally developed from a Vo...

This grand touring Porsche was introduced in the late 1970s as a more refined, long-distance-oriented counterpart to the brand’s rear-engine sports cars. It premiered at the 1977 Geneva Motor Show and reached the mark...

Introduced in 1982, this transaxle sports car was Porsche’s answer to a changing market: a more practical, less expensive alternative to the rear-engined flagship, but still very much a driver-focused performance car....

Introduced in 1991 as the successor to the 944, this front-engine transaxle sports car marked the final full evolution of Porsche’s four-cylinder transaxle line. It arrived as a Coupe and Cabriolet, combining the fami...

Introduced as a concept in 1993 and brought to production for the 1997 model year, this mid-engine Porsche roadster became one of the most important cars in the company’s modern history. It arrived at a difficult mome...

Porsche’s Cayenne is the brand’s first SUV and one of the most important turning points in the company’s modern history. It reached customers in model year 2003, following development work that began in the late 1990s...

Introduced for the 2006 model year, this mid-engine two-seat coupe was created as the fixed-roof counterpart to the brand’s roadster, with the first version arriving as a Cayman S before the full range expanded later ...

The nameplate arrived in 2014 as Porsche’s compact SUV and fifth model line, created to bring the brand’s sports-car character into a smaller, more everyday-friendly utility vehicle. It was built at Porsche’s Leipzig ...

Introduced in 2009, this four-door grand touring model marked Porsche’s entry into a new segment while staying close to the brand’s sports-car identity. It was conceived as a practical high-performance sedan with a ha...

Introduced for the 2020 model year, this nameplate marked Porsche’s first series-production fully electric sports car and the start of a new era for the brand. The car was unveiled in September 2019 after years of dev...