“Unseen” Series: Porsche’s Legendary Concept Cars

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Porsche’s “Unseen” series is inspired by the development center’s secret archives. These inspirations have manifested themselves into spin-offs including Porsche Boxster Bergspyder (2014), Porsche 911 Vision Safari (2012), Porsche Le Mans Living Legend (2016), and Porsche Macan Vision Safari (2013).


 
 
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20 Remarkable Years of GT Carrera

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What was presented as a simple concept car 20 years ago now boasts the V8 engine on the first carbon-fiber standard-production Porsche Carrera GT.

Defining a new status quo for sports cars, the Carrera GT concept car redefined the limits and expectations of the time. While it was nothing more than an audacious vision in 2020, the sports car encompasses the ideal balance between both a sports car and a racing car, with 612 hp and road registration.

 
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The Potential of Forward-Looking Thermal Management

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To charge at maximum power, batteries must be at the optimum temperature. Porsche Engineering’s forward-looking thermal management recognizes the importance of providing the right battery temperature and is carefully designing energy storage devices that are in the best possible temperature range at the charging station. 
 
 
 
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Newest Edition to Porsche 718 Models: Porsche Dual-Clutch Transmission

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Both the Cayman and Boxster 718 GTS 4.0 variants, as well as the range-topping 718 Cayman GT4 and 718 Spyder models are now available with an automatic transmission. With the Porsche dual-clutch transmission, there are absolutely no interruptions in acceleration while changing gears. What this ultimately does is greatly increase the comfort of the gear shifts along with improving the acceleration values.
 
 
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The Power of AI: Maximized Battery Indications

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Porsche Engineering has created a new and effective AI-based method for providing even more precise forecasting of the remaining range — essentially providing a continuous health check on batteries.
 
Currently, lithium-ion batteries are the preferred energy storage technology for electric vehicles. This is due to their high power density and energy. Unfortunately, their properties inevitably change throughout the course of a vehicle’s life. That’s why for drivers of electric vehicles, it is imperative to have access to information on the current state of the battery.
 
 
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From Motorsports to Series Production: Porsche Technical Innovations

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Porsche has seen highly innovative technical advances from motorsports to series production. Take the Porsche 99X Electric, for example. Propelled by the Formula E, this electric mover propels the race car from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.8 seconds. 


Martin Fuchtner, Senior Manager High-Voltage Drive Development, explains how Porsche’s mission is to win races, while “also pursuing a smooth transition to series production.”


 

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Porsche Cayenne’s New Sound: “Like a Fit Athlete”

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A sound with a strong character has been carefully composed by the Acoustics Department in Weissach for the new Porsche Cayenne GTS Coupe. 


Markus Sitzler, the Team Lead Vehicle Periphery SUV-Engines, describes the sound as “the sonorousness you would expect from a V8, flavored with a dash of GT racing.” In other words, he says, “the Cayenne GTS Coupe doesn’t sound like a muscle man, it sounds more like a fit athlete.” 


 

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Intersect Between Comfort and Performance: Porsche’s New Panamera

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The new Porsche Panamera now combines the comfort of an exclusive saloon with the high performance of a sports car, covering an even wider spectrum of innovation.  


Supporting its claim to best-in-class performance, the sports car now includes 463 kW. There is a large margin between the performance figures of this Panamera Turbo S and the performance figures of its predecessor Panamera Turbo. 

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Most Innovative Car in the World: The Taycan

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Recognized by the scientists at CAM and the auditing and consulting company PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), innovations in the electric Porsche include its high recuperative power of up to 265 kW and best cd  value in the segment (from 0.22), its 800-volt architecture, and finally its two-speed transmission on the rear axle. 
 
 
 
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