The most exciting new Porsches coming in 2025 and beyond
November 14, 2024 by Jamie Edkins
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Porsche has launched some exciting new cars in 2024, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down in the coming months. Let’s take a look at the best new Porsche models coming in 2025 and beyond.
We’ve been treated to a whole host of new Porsche models this year, from the new 911 Carrera T Hybrid to the all-electric Macan SUV. We’ve also had the new Panamera and a bonkers Taycan with 1,108hp.
The second half of the decade is looking like it’ll be just as exciting for Porsche. You can look forward to the new Boxster, an all-electric Cayenne as well as some new engine technology which could save internal combustion.
New Porsche models coming in 2024
We’re heading towards the end of 2024 now, so let’s have a look back at all the new Porsche models launched this year.
New Porsche 911 T-Hybrid
The Porsche 911 has been given a mid-life update, and the biggest news is the introduction of a new hybrid version. Before you all start brandishing pitchforks in Stuttgart, it’s actually a very clever setup which only enhances the already excellent driving experience.
It has an electric motor in the gearbox which can store energy when you lift off the accelerator and use it to boost the engine when you put your foot down. It also has electrically-driven turbos with no lag, meaning you get instant acceleration.
New Porsche 911 GT3
The track-focussed GT3 has also been given a refresh, although it hasn’t changed massively compared to the outgoing car. It still has the same 510hp naturally-aspirated flat-six, although the gearbox has been tweaked to make it feel more responsive.
It also uses some new suspension parts which are borrowed from the GT3 RS. The front wishbones are a different shape which aids downforce, as well as different ball joints which are mounted lower down to maintain better balance under hard acceleration and braking.
New Porsche Macan EV
This year saw the launch of Porsche’s first ever electric SUV. The new Macan is available with either rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, as well as a massive 100kWh battery giving it up to 380 miles of range.
The flagship Turbo model has 639hp and will do 0-60mph in just 3.3 seconds, and the Macan EV is also one of the best-handling EVs on the market. It hides its weight very well through the corners, and it has a lovely interior as well.
New Porsche Taycan Turbo GT
This is the new Porsche Taycan Turbo GT, and it’s got the Tesla Model S Plaid quaking in its tyres. With 1,108hp on tap, this electric rocketship can crack 0-60mph in just 2.2 seconds, and it already holds the record for production EVs around the Nurburgring.
During regular driving you have to make do with just 789hp, the full 1,108hp is only available in “Attack” mode for a brief moment while you’re launching the car. Other upgrades include copious amounts of carbon fibre, resulting in a weight loss of 75kg, as well as lightweight alloy wheels.
The most exciting new Porsches coming soon
With 2024 drawing to a close, lets look ahead and see what Porsche is up to over the next few years.
New Porsche Boxster EV
Porsche’s entry-level sports car is due to go electric in 2025, and this new drop-top EV has been spotted out and about during testing. Diehard petrolheads may be disheartened to see such an iconic sports car lose its flat-six petrol engine, but Porsche could have a few tricks up its sleeve to make this just as fun to drive.
Exact technical details are thin on the ground for now, but the new Boxster could use the 435hp front motor from the Mission R concept. To help manage the extra weight of the batteries, it could also have a ‘chest’ style pack which would simulate the weight distribution of a mid-engined car.
New Porsche Cayenne EV
Porsche’s luxury SUV will also be going electric in 2025, but the Cayenne EV will be sold alongside the petrol-powered model which was revealed late last year. The design will be tweaked to help this model stand out, with a similar headlight design to the Macan EV.
The technical specifications of this new Volvo EX90 alternative are still under wraps for now, however Porsche has already confirmed that it’ll use an enhanced version of the Macan EV’s underpinnings. This means you can expect to see a 100kWh battery pack with as much as 400 miles of range.
New Porsche six stroke engine
Porsche is also working on something which could save the petrol-powered sports car. It recently filed a patent for a six-stroke engine which works in a very different way to a traditional engine, with the resulting powerplant being a lot more fuel efficient.
You can find out more about the ins and outs of this new technology in our story, but in short it runs cleaner and more efficiently by making the most of unburned fuel left behind in the cylinders. Combine this with Porsche’s heavy investment in e-fuels and the next 911 could still be using petrol engines well into the 2030s.
Keep an eye on this page for updates on what’s coming soon from Porsche.
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