Porsche Addresses Reports That Taycan Production Could End by 2030
Reports suggested that Porsche could end production of its first electric car, the Taycan, by 2030 after the…
Porsche denies plans to discontinue the Taycan just yet
Recent reports claimed Porsche was considering ending Taycan production by the end of the decade, while also potentially…
Porsche to phase out electric Taycan as sales fall short of expectations
FRANKFURT, Aug 14 — Struggling German sports car maker Porsche plans to end production of the Taycan, its…
Porsche to Phase Out Taycan by 2030 Amid Weak EV Demand
Porsche is reportedly preparing to phase out production of its flagship Taycan electric sports car by 2030, marking…
Porsche to End Taycan EV Production by 2030 After Sales Slump — BigGo Finance
Porsche AG plans to discontinue production of the Taycan, its flagship fully electric sedan, by 2030 following a…
Porsche Axes One in Five Jobs as China Collapse and EV Reversal Cost Billions
Porsche AG and its General Works Council reached an agreement on Monday to cut 5,000 additional jobs by…
Things Are Getting Really, Really Bad At Porsche. That’s Not Good For EV Fans
Porsche now plans to trim roughly 9,000 jobs through 2035, representing over 21% of its workforce. The company…
Volkswagen Could Reportedly Ax the Jetta, Taos and the Porsche Taycan As It Shrinks Global Lineup
(Images: Volkswagen) Volkswagen is one of the world’s largest automakers, but it hasn’t been smooth sailing in recent…
The Porsche 911 Is Crushing The Taycan In Sales, Nearly 5 To 1
Porsche sold 30,534 911s in the first half of the year, up by 19 percent. The Taycan fell by…
Porsche Taycan Turbo S review: the ultimate high performance EV?
I hate to open on the fundamentals laid bare by a spec sheet. Cars are emotional creatures, things…
Porsche Boss Says ‘There Will Never Be A Fully Electric 911’
Porsche vows to keep the 911’s gas engine for eternity. The hybrid version ensures the model’s survival amid…
Porsche Is Killing the Taycan Wagon Variants And American Buyers Have Only Themselves to Blame
Wagons have always had a difficult relationship with the American car market. They’re practical, often beautifully proportioned, and…