For Porsche (DRPRY), being flexible is sehr gutes Geschäft, or very good business. The German luxury and sports brand is known for the iconic 911 sports car, but of course in recent years sales successes like the Macan and Cayenne SUVs and the fully electric Taycan showed a different path was possible.

Porsche’s car lineup electrifies and diversifies, adding a 911 hybrid and more Panameras, including a PHEV. Taycan range and charging also improve this year.

(Full Disclosure: Porsche covered my travel to Atlanta and lodging to drive the Taycan GTS and Carrera T, the latter of which you can read about on Motor1 soon.)

Spread the loveThe 2025 Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo is expected to build upon the success of its sedan counterpart while offering increased versatility and a unique aesthetic. This wagon-style variant of the Taycan should continue to blend high performance with practicality in the luxury electric vehicle segment.