The Latest Breaking News from Porsche

About a decade ago, more than a few high-end luxury automakers looked at the success of Tesla and said, "Why not us?" But what they're now learning is that many of their clients would want to pick an internal combustion car over an electric vehicle, and even pay a premium for…

A quarter-million-dollar SUV with an Aston Martin badge should be a pretty easy sell these days, what with Bentley's and Lamborghini's SUVs moving quicker than the manufacturers can build them.

F1 returns to Mexico at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit, where fans will gather to celebrate the modern heroes of the sport. But in the roar of engines and the cheers of the crowd, the legacy of two renowned Mexican drivers — Ricardo and Pedro Rodríguez — will echo loudest. 

The contrast could not have been greater. While Deagen Fairclough romped to British Formula 4 glory by a staggering 222.5 points after unprecedented levels of domination, Seb Hopkins sealed the Porsche Sprint Challenge GB title by just a solitary point.

Three-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Allan McNish has returned to the cockpit of the unraced Porsche LMP2000 25 years after he took part in the car’s solitary test.

Valentino Rossi’s run in BMW’s M Hybrid V8 LMDh at the World Endurance Championship rookie test in Bahrain next month has been confirmed. 

Plus, a new investigation into Rivian uncovers troubling labor accusations and the U.S. is working overtime to convert car factories for EVs.

Two-time Le Mans winner Earl Bamber will race for Cadillac in next year’s IMSA SportsCar Championship in what looks set to be a twin programme straddling the World Endurance Championship.

It doesn't cost quite as much as a car, but it's still seriously pricey.