I've missed the chance to celebrate the 150 years of Ferdinand Porsche on the right day. He was born on September 3, 1875, so I am a week late writing this text, but it does not matter. Sticking to ...

In the 1930s, Porsche patented a traction-control system decades ahead of its time. You can tell Ferdinand Porsche was preoccupied with traction in the 1930s. The ruling Nazi party wanted to prove ...

Ferdinand Porsche Jr., who helped his father develop the Volkswagen Beetle before World War II and later founded the sports car firm that bears his name, died Friday at age 88. Mr. Porsche died ...

Some people will tell you that Porsche was a bit late to the party when it comes to electric cars. The Porsche Taycan wasn't launched until more than a decade after the unveiling of the original Tesla ...

It’s no mystery that Porsche wouldn’t be where it is today without the 911. And the 911 wouldn’t have happened without the grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, Ferdinand Alexander Porsche. To highlight this ...

The march of the 911 variants continues, and it's likely to be another hybrid-powered coupe. Fun fact: today marks 150 years since the birth of Ferdinand Porsche. The brand which bears his name is ...

There are very few carmakers who know how to stir up excitement like Porsche. The moment one rolls past, heads swivel—there's something about the sound, the silhouette, and the attitude.