The Porsche Taycan is facing another substantial recall, affecting over 40,000 vehicles worldwide. According to reporting by Electrive, Porsche is recalling 40,421 Porsche Taycan vehicles produced between July 10, 2019, and May 18, 2021. This […]
Porsche has long announced it will get listed on the stock exchange. However, a case of bad timing could mean the car brand may have to reduce its valuation target to pull through. The company […]
Porsche is telling investors that it can be more profitable selling EVs ahead of its potential listing. This is at least according to Chief Financial Officer Lutz Meschke. During this week’s Porsche Capital Days, Meschke […]
In a complete surprise, Volkswagen’s Chief Executive Officer Herbert Diess announced that he is leaving the company on September 1. Oliver Blume, CEO of Porsche, will take over the VW CEO role. Blume had long […]
After two consecutive years at the top of the rankings, Porsche has edged out Tesla in the J.D. Power 2022 APEAL study. Porsche scored a total of 888 points (out of 1,000), while Tesla was […]
Whether you have been driving your Porsche Taycan since 2020 or just picked it up, a comprehensive software update is on the horizon. Porsche announced that the company will release an all-vehicle software update on […]
Porsche CEO Oliver Blume has confirmed his company plans to introduce a high-end electric SUV to their lineup of vehicles. The German automaker already has plans to introduce an electric version of their Macan SUV, […]
While Tesla owners in Canada wait for the expansion of Tesla Insurance, Porsche customers can now sign up for Porsche Insurance north of the border. The German automaker announced this week they are partnering with […]
Porsche is recalling more than 12,000 Taycan units sold in the US due to problems with the center screen. The touch-enabled console has software issues that could make it go black. According to the National […]
The Volkswagen group is excepting their electric vehicles (EVs) to be as profitable as their internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles sooner than planned. Previously, VW predicted that it would take between two and three years. […]
