The Latest Breaking News from Porsche

Porsche will cut 1,900 jobs in Germany amid profitability concerns linked to the sluggish electric vehicle uptake rate in Europe and slowing overall growth in China. The job cuts will come on top of two other layoff rounds that affected 2,000 workers.

It's no secret that Volkswagen Group is having a tough time right now. With 2024 fading in the rearview and all kinds of uncertainly facing automakers for the future, Porsche, one of VW's most important brands, is looking to downsize. Considerably.

A fan at a Nebraska basketball game recently won a $75,000 Porsche for putting a golf ball the full length of the court into a 4-inch slot

The jacked-up Porsche 911 Dakar wasn't around for long, with the final model rolling off the assembly line in November. We thought that was the end of the model, with Porsche only building 2,500 examples. However, it appears the company isn't done with the 911 Dakar model yet. A new report…

Because of his extensive background in businesses like hotels, mail-order steaks and private universities, many people assumed that President Trump's second tenure in the White House would be inherently good for business. Yet many businesses now feel they're being left holding the bag after Trump's administration ordered an immediate freeze to America's federally funded…

Porsche, like many other automakers right now, is taking a hard look at the future and reevaluating its plans. Specifically, that means dialing back the electric push in favor of more combustion power. But it's not as easy as flipping a switch. And it won't come without a price.

Dubai is the city where luxury, opulence, and innovation sprang. From its breathtaking skyline to marvelous attractions, it's a place where extravagance knows no bounds. And what better way to experience the grandeur of Dubai than driving in a high-end luxury or supercar? Whether visiting for business, leisure or just…

In my mind, a buzzing vision of the ultimate sports car exists. It does not look like a Porsche, Ferrari, or BMW. It certainly doesn't sound like one either.

More than two million tuned in to watch a nail-biter the Sunday before last. After BMW’s last-minute drama, a hard-charging Acura prototype nipped after the two leading Penke Porsches until the Rolex 24’s closing moments. In the big sports-car class, a pair of Mustangs podium’d with a chasing Corvette, separating…