Hot! Porsche: What's Next

[Sunny]

So I guess we will see Taycan GTS and a Taycan Sport Turismo(s) at LA!

 

[Deleted member 57437]

"Third body style" is rather dramatic, no ? A Sport Turismo would be more of an "accessory package" rather than a "third body style". Or is there something hidden behind the stage that we do not know about ? Now THAT would be a real surprise ! Alas, I'm inclinded to doubt it.

 

[Deleted member 57437]

Courtesy of Autocar.co.uk:

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/first-drive-porsche-mission-r-concept-review

 

[Deleted member 57437]

According to a brief segment in Automotive News, Porsche dealers have been treated to a closed-audience preview of the mysterious "Landjet" entry (aka K1) luxury flagship. It is reported that the car is an impressively rakish, moderately elevated ride height "crossover" that features some "Taycan Sport/Cross Turismo design nuances". The car is allegedly considerably longer and wider, yet lower than the Cayenne SUV. A 7-seat option package will be offered. Estimated date of arrival: anywhere from late 2024 to late 2025, although it may be preceded by an appetite-whetting concept car.

 

[SKY]

According to a brief segment in Automotive News, Porsche dealers have been treated to a closed-audience preview of the mysterious "Landjet" entry (aka K1) luxury flagship. It is reported that the car is an impressively rakish, moderately elevated ride height "crossover" that features some "Taycan Sport/Cross Turismo design nuances". The car is allegedly considerably longer and wider, yet lower than the Cayenne SUV. A 7-seat option package will be offered. Estimated date of arrival: anywhere from late 2024 to late 2025, although it may be preceded by an appetite-whetting concept car.

If I had to bet, I'd say this will replace the Panny.

Sad.

 

[klier]

If I had to bet, I'd say this will replace the Panny.

Sad.

Why sad? Panny has already been replaced by Taycan, it just doesn't know yet.

 

[klier]

Sport classic

From rennlist -

To be honest, this sounds sensational, and might (will likely) be something I'd prefer over the new GT3 (inc touring), which seems a bit riced out.

 

[Deleted member 57437]

Why sad? Panny has already been replaced by Taycan, it just doesn't know yet.

That's true ! Yesterday, I must have spotted close to a dozen Taycans in central Hamburg city traffic. I recall having sighted only one 971 Panamera.

 

[Mr. Mercedes]

Why sad? Panny has already been replaced by Taycan, it just doesn't know yet.

In the Australian market they are selling 12 Taycans for every 1 Panamera.

 

[klier]

In the Australian market they are selling 12 Taycans for every 1 Panamera.

NL, 2021:

Panamera: 134 (0.05% market share)
Taycan: 446 (0.14% market share)

Panamera sold like 350 times a year before Taycan came to market, but it's slowly but surely dying off now..

 

[Deleted member 57437]

If I had to bet, I'd say this will replace the Panny.

Sad.

One must bear in mind that nothing more than stylized illustrations were presented to Porsche dealers. Some speculate that said design exercise may be nothing more than an additional entry to Porsche's "Unseen" series (various design exercises that are revealed to the public long after having been completed-such as the 960, the 919 Street, the van...etc.). All that actually appears etched in stone is that Porsche will present its' production version of the large "Artemis/Landjet" sport/luxury flagship in some 3-4 years time.

 

[dalab]

Porsche's big idea: Add flagship model above Cayenne
The new vehicle would arrive in the second half of the decade, possibly with three rows of seating.
November 23, 2021 06:12 AM
URVAKSH KARKARIA

Yes, he came up with a great idea, very original, I don't think it has to do with the other 7 manufacturers (Q8, Q9, GLS, G, X7, X8, etc) that have been doing the same for years.

Porsche's big idea: Add flagship model above Cayenne

The new vehicle would arrive in the second half of the decade, possibly with three rows of seating — a first for the famed sports car brand eager to draw younger buyers, even families.

www.autonews.com

 

[SKY]

Porsche Artemis will probably replace the Panny. Whether it is an SUV or a 4dr Coupe...

 

[AndreB]

Why sad? Panny has already been replaced by Taycan, it just doesn't know yet.

I don't think so, because I find them very different, Taycan is like a 3er inside and has a sports car feel.

I thought a lot about buying the Taycan or Panamera. Went for the Panny because is more luxurious and has more cabin space. However the Taycan drives much better, but probably due to electric drivetrain.

 

[Levi68]

According to a brief segment in Automotive News, Porsche dealers have been treated to a closed-audience preview of the mysterious "Landjet" entry (aka K1) luxury flagship. It is reported that the car is an impressively rakish, moderately elevated ride height "crossover" that features some "Taycan Sport/Cross Turismo design nuances". The car is allegedly considerably longer and wider, yet lower than the Cayenne SUV. A 7-seat option package will be offered. Estimated date of arrival: anywhere from late 2024 to late 2025, although it may be preceded by an appetite-whetting concept car.

That sounds like Porsche's version of the Ferrari FUV.

 

[Deleted member 57437]

A shout-out to Russian speakers:

Does the video allude to Porsche's "Artemis/Landjet" entry (as of 1:34 onwards) ?

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[SKY]

Found this great piece by Georg Kacher about the future of Porsche:

Porsche’s electric 911 998

First we’ll see the hybrid 911, the 994, then the full-electric 998-gen car before the end of the decade. Porsche’s plan for the 911’s electrification is a bold transformation strategy – with plenty of imponderables

drives.today

 

[Deleted member 57437]

Found this great piece by Georg Kacher about the future of Porsche:

Porsche’s electric 911 998

First we’ll see the hybrid 911, the 994, then the full-electric 998-gen car before the end of the decade. Porsche’s plan for the 911’s electrification is a bold transformation strategy – with plenty of imponderables

drives.today

Great article .

 

[SKY]

Sorry cause I don't have the article besides the Spanish version, but it seems Porsche has confirmed Artemis is the next Cayenne for Porsche and that the new Panamera will be an EV as well.

Panny EV will arrive in 2024/2025 and Cayenne EV in 2026. Both models will co-exist with the FL version of the current ones for 2 years. Same strategy as with the Macan.

 

[Deleted member 57437]

Sorry cause I don't have the article besides the Spanish version, but it seems Porsche has confirmed Artemis is the next Cayenne for Porsche and that the new Panamera will be an EV as well.

Panny EV will arrive in 2024/2025 and Cayenne EV in 2026. Both models will co-exist with the FL version of the current ones for 2 years. Same strategy as with the Macan.

Here's the article:

Herbert Diess, CEO de Volkswagen, confirma dos futuros eléctricos de Porsche

Unas declaraciones de Herbert Diess, el máximo responsable de Volkswagen, han desvelado los dos nuevos modelos que Porsche lanzará al mercado en los próximos años. Una nueva berlina de altas prestaciones y un crossover que promete no solo unas credenciales deportivas de primer nivel, sino un...

www.motor.es

Google Translate will help non-Spanish speakers get the gist of the article.