Porsche is committed to electric power for its future lineup, but it doesn't want to abandon the internal-combustion engine completely, especially when it comes to the 911. That's why the company is ...

Porsche started developing its next-generation 718 Cayman and Boxster electric sports cars in 2019, and it looks like it may still take a while until they reach showrooms. As the automaker backtracked ...

When thinking about a Porsche engine, the legendary boxers come into mind, but the German carmaker also produces a twin-turbo V6 that powers its more family-oriented models. Used in the latest ...

YouTuber Overdrive Engineering recently posted a video that claims the M96 water-cooled engines used in the Porsche 911 and ...

Porsche has killed the 718, and with it the sublime Cayman GTS 4.0. It goes out as one of the best all-round sports cars ever ...

A Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 that belonged to the late Hans Mezger—designer of some of the automaker's greatest engines—is back on the road thanks to Mezger's son. Mezger is credited with the 911's ...

Porsche could be looking at adding combustion engines to planned EV-only programs amid a strategy shakeup. The demand for internal combustion engines remains significant, so significant that Porsche ...

Porsche’s eFuel could work with existing engines—yet be some 85-percent cleaner for the environment. It should be clear up front that Porsche is not fighting the electric tide. The Taycan isn’t an ...

Porsche's new CEO is likely to double down on ​cost cuts and lean harder into combustion-engine cars as he seeks to persuade investors he can ‌revive the ailing sportscar maker in his first earnings ...

The humble sports coupe was Porsche first water-cooled and auto-equipped model.

Porsche’s foray into American open-wheeled motorsport as a part of the Indy-adjacent CART series was admittedly brief. However, we got to watch the German automaker do some impressive engineering ...

The Porsche flat-six, long a symbol of precision and performance, has quietly outlasted expectations by enduring far beyond ...