New Porsche Sport Cars Arriving in 2025: Consistently Best German Autos Reviewed

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What I like about Porsche is consistency! They know what they are doing, they know what their customer base wants and they never fail to deliver. In the upcoming model year, the world’s favorite sportscar brand will do it again by unveiling beyond desirable cars across all our favorite classes. Lets discover new Porsche coupes, grand tourers, SUVs and even a supercar!
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#1 Porsche 911 S-T: presse.porsche.de/prod/presse_pag/PressResources.nsf/jumppage/modelle-911-st?OpenDocument

Porsche believed that the existing 24 versions of the 992 generation 911 were insufficient. Consequently, they introduced the 25th flagship edition, priced at nearly $300,000, boasting arguably the finest road-going capabilities among modern sports cars. The S-T model took inspiration from the GT3 and incorporates a Touring package design.

#2 2025 Porsche Macan EV: porsche.com/usa/models/macan/macan-electric-models/macan-4-electric

For Porsche’s first electric SUV, the conglomerate has created the Premium Platform Electric, which operates at 800 Volts and boasts a charging capacity of up to 270 kilowatts. In terms of design, the Macan EV aims to seamlessly blend classic Porsche aesthetics with a strong emphasis on aerodynamics and efficiency.

#3 2024 Porsche Panamera: porsche.com/stories/mobility/the-new-2024-porsche-panamera5

While it may not feature flashy exterior upgrades, the globally acclaimed 2025 Porsche Panamera 4-door gran coupe is indeed entering its third generation. Porsche designers have focused on enhancing the car’s width, integrating standard Matrix LED headlights, and introducing a new air inlet.

#4 2024 Porsche Taycan: presse.porsche.de/prod/presse_pag/PressResources.nsf/jumppage/modelle-j1ll-sl?OpenDocument

After being in production for 5 years, Porsche’s electric family sports car is undergoing a facelift with subtle exterior updates to the front bumper, headlamps, fenders, and taillights. However, the platform upgrade is far more significant, incorporating larger batteries and a new rear-mounted motor. The Taycan will now be available in 12 configurations, offered either as a 4-door coupe sedan or as a Cross Turismo station wagon.

#5 2024 Porsche Cayenne: porsche.com/international/models/cayenne/cayenne-models/cayenne

2024 Porsche Cayenne arrives with a mild facelift, but more importantly, brings new tech features and enhanced drivetrain options.

#6 Porsche 718 Spyder RS: porsche.com/international/models/718/718-spyder-rs/718-spyder-rs

This model marks the final iteration of the internal combustion-powered 718 before the model transitions to an all-electric platform. The 2025 Porsche 718 Spyder RS variant now stands as the pinnacle of the ongoing Boxster revitalization journey that commenced in 2019.

#7 Porsche Mission X: porsche.com/international/mission-x

The new Mission X, potentially succeeding the 918 Spyder, provides a glimpse into the direction Porsche’s e-performance models could follow in the future. Porsche suggests that if the Mission X enters series production, it will claim the title of the fastest road-legal vehicle around the Nürburgring north loop.

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