There's an awful lot of "information" on the Porsche Minneapolis site. Claims "arriving late 2026" as a 2027 model.
I see the other linked site has been taken down already. I've copied the info from the MSP Porsche site, for future comparison against reality, or to archive it if it disappears.
I'd have expected Porsche to make an announcement by now if this were going to be a 2027 model.
I'm beginning to think the EV Cayman will be released when nuclear fusion is powering our homes.
This is one of a handful of minor annoyances I have with our Taycan. My 2016 Chevy automatically locks/unlocks when the fob leaves/arrives, yet our seven years newer Porsche can't do this basic thing.
Our Audi e-tron (SUV) also can't perform this basic function.
And yes...retracting the...
It's nice to read this is now available for us in the US. I'll have to wait until the side marker light issue is resolved, due to the chance the car won't pass a local safety inspection if they don't illuminate.
We have an entire generation of drivers...maybe two now, who've never driven any car...even one as mind-numbingly sedate as a Honda Civic...without traction control available to intervene when the driver's inattentiveness, deficit of common sense, or lack of physics education presents itself at...
Motor Trend reports an Audi engineer mentioned "over 500 horsepower" for the RWD Concept C. If true, it bodes well for those of us concerned about lackluster TT-level performance.
https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/audi-concept-c-first-drive-review?id=applenews