Porsche 935 has always been a performance vehicle designed to race. Just recently, Porsche has announced the second generation. This generation will only have production of 77 units; all of which are one of the seven limited editions crafted for production. In previous years it has become standard that Porsche’s iconic race car designs are ones that will never be forgotten. This is certainly held true with the Porsche 935.

Having your dreams come true is a common experience whenever Porsche is involved, but now customers can live their dreams without even stepping out of their door. Porsche Augmented Reality Visualizer App allows customers to create and see a customized model of their dream car in their own driveway.

The Panamera is a key line of Porsche’s performance luxury vehicles. The 2019 Panamera brings two new models, the GTS and GTS Sport Turismo, and a slew of new features such as available head-up display, redesigned steering-wheel for Turbo models, and an 8-year warranty on hybrid batteries. New features in combination with perfecting existing options deliver an exhilarating ride with executive style luxury. 

Keeping not only their customer in mind, but also the environment, Porsche is making changes to become CO2 neutral in Zuffenhausen. This long-standing factory will become an integral step and model for the company’s vision of making a "zero-impact factory." Home to the production of the fully electric Taycan, improvements to this plant will close the gap—making the vehicle’s production completely C02 natural. 

The next generation of Porsche Macan is about the rework of what we think of as Macan. Porsche has decided to implement a fully electric system for the new Macan. Making it the first all-electric compact SUV which Porsche has produced. The brand has been expanding this fully electric line-up, starting with first performance car, the Taycan.