
Porsche Crafts a Fourth Taycan Turbo GT for Swiss Collector
Porsche has built a fourth Taycan Turbo GT for a Swiss buyer who already owned three, finished in Nordic Gold Metallic with bespoke cabin details via the Sonderwunsch program.
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Porsche has built a fourth Taycan Turbo GT for a Swiss buyer who already owned three, finished in Nordic Gold Metallic with bespoke cabin details via the Sonderwunsch program.

Porsche updates the Taycan for the 2027 model year with an E-Shift system featuring virtual gear changes and a tuned Electric Sport Sound, introduces a factory-available Manthey Kit for the Turbo GT, and debuts a new AI-powered infotainment system with OTA updates and enhanced voice control, while boosting efficiency to reach up to 700 km WLTP with low‑rolling‑resistance summer tires when paired with the Performance Battery Plus.

Manthey Racing upgrades to the Taycan Turbo GT push Porsche to reclaim the production EV lap record at the Nürburgring Nordschleife, posting 6:55.53. The package includes software tuning, lightweight 21-inch wheels, aero enhancements, bigger brakes, and an Attack Mode that lifts output to 730 kW, shaving about 12 seconds from the previous best. Despite the gain, the Taycan still trails the Manthey-tuned 911 GT3, which recently set a 6:52.981.

Manthey Racing has released an upgrade kit for the Taycan Turbo GT (Weissach-equipped) that adds aero, brakes, and a tuned powertrain, boosting downforce to 1,631 lbs at top speed, lifting nominal power to 804 hp (978 hp for 10 seconds in Attack mode) and shaving the Nürburgring Nordschleife lap to 6:55.553; 0–60 mph improves to 2.1 seconds. Pricing for the kit will be announced; the base Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach starts at $243,700.

Porsche is set to launch four new vehicles this year, including the all-electric Macan EV, which has already garnered 10,000 orders ahead of deliveries. The company's 2023 earnings results show a 7.7% increase in revenue, driven by strong demand and cost discipline. Porsche plans to introduce an updated Panamera, an all-electric Taycan, and a high-performance hybrid drive version of the 911. With electric vehicle demand rising, Porsche aims for 80% of deliveries to be all-electric by 2030 and is expanding its electric vehicle lineup, including a new all-electric luxury SUV positioned above the Cayenne. Despite the new model launches, Porsche expects slightly lower profits in 2024 but remains committed to its mid-term and long-term return targets.
This article covers the latest news and reviews on various Porsche models including the 718 Boxster, 718 Cayman, 911, GT3, Turbo, Cayenne, Macan, Panamera, and Taycan.

Porsche has unveiled its new electric Taycan sedan models, the four-seat Taycan Turbo GT and its two-seater sister Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach package, both set to be available this spring. The Turbo GT models boast impressive acceleration and top speeds, with up to 1,092 horsepower and a range of about 344 miles. These new models mark Porsche's continued expansion in the electric vehicle market, following the success of its Taycan sports car line introduced five years ago.

Porsche's high-spec Taycan Turbo and Turbo S models have experienced significant depreciation, with some models losing up to $100,000 in value within four years. The EV's initial high prices, technology upgrades, and lack of demand have contributed to this rapid drop in value, contrasting with the 992 series 911, which tends to hold its value. Despite an upcoming 2025 upgrade with more power and faster charging, potential buyers may find significant savings in the pre-owned market for these luxury performance EVs.

Porsche has unveiled the 2025 Taycan, and enthusiasts are indulging in the car configurator to create their dream versions. The configurator offers a plethora of options, allowing for extravagant choices like the Signal Yellow paint from the Paint-to-Sample palette and the "Pepita" interior trim, reminiscent of early 911s. Additional features include drive-assist systems, surround-view cameras, and a fully active suspension system, resulting in a hefty price tag of $241,205. However, the configurator provides an opportunity to explore a fantasy world of luxury and performance.

Porsche has announced the 2025 Taycan line of electric vehicles, featuring improved performance, range, and efficiency. The new models boast faster acceleration, with the top-spec Turbo S sedan reaching 0-60 mph in 2.3 seconds. They also offer up to 35% better range, with a maximum of 422 miles between charges, and quicker charging capabilities. The lineup starts at $99,400 and includes new standard features such as adaptive air suspension and Lane Change Assist.

Porsche has unveiled the upgraded 2025 Taycan, featuring improved range, performance, and fast charging capabilities. The new model boasts enhanced driving dynamics, a push-to-pass function, and faster charging at 800V DC stations. With a tested range of up to 365 miles, the Taycan also comes with new standard features, updated design elements, and interior upgrades. Prices for the 2025 Taycan start at $99,400, with availability expected in US showrooms this summer.

Porsche has unveiled the upgraded 2025 Taycan, featuring improved performance, longer range, and faster charging capabilities. The new model boasts enhanced driving dynamics, a push-to-pass function, and a 938 hp power output. It can charge at up to 320 kW at 800V DC fast charging stations and offers a range of up to 365 miles. The design has been updated with new styling and interior features, and prices start at $99,400.

Porsche has unveiled the refreshed Taycan sports sedan, Taycan Cross Turismo, and Taycan Sport Turismo, featuring improved performance, exterior updates, and increased range. The new models offer four powertrain options, better acceleration, and a "Push-to-Pass" function for added boost. With over 35% more range than its predecessor and the ability to charge at up to 320 kW, the new Taycan also boasts a new active chassis, weight reduction, and enhanced displays. The 2025 Taycan models are available to order, with prices starting at $99,400.

Porsche's refreshed 2025 Taycan will feature improved driving range, faster charging capabilities, and enhanced performance, with a new 105kWh battery option and the ability to charge from zero to 80 percent in just 18 minutes. The new model will also boast a more efficient powertrain, faster acceleration, and various design updates. Porsche is positioning the updated Taycan as a statement for its future lineup of electric vehicles, including an all-electric Macan SUV, electric versions of the 718 two-seater, a plug-in Cayenne, and a brand-new electric SUV.

The 2025 Porsche Taycan Turbo S boasts 938 horsepower with a 0-60 mph time of 2.3 seconds, making it the most powerful Porsche road car yet. The new model features upgraded motors, increased efficiency, and a larger battery pack, resulting in improved range and faster charging. The entry-level price for the 2025 Taycan starts at $101,395, with deliveries set to begin later this summer in the US.