Porsche provided a flight from DC to Milan and back, plus two nights in a hotel so we could see its new Formula E car, as well as get briefed on VW Group's next EV platform, which you'll be able ...

Porsche uses motorsport to drive tech innovation, focusing on software as the key to improving road cars. Software impacts ...

Porsche will race in the all-electric Formula E series beginning in later 2019. Given Porsche's long racing history, its 99X Electric race car has a lot to live up to. Porsche is the latest in a ...

The Porsche 99X Electric Formula E car not only represents a leap forward in terms of performance and technology but also embodies Porsche’s commitment to sustainability in motorsport.

Porsche's 99X electric race car might be the wildest-looking thing in Formula E Well, the cat's out of the bag, we now know what Porsche's Formula E car will look like and friend, it's incredible.

With the upcoming 11th season of Formula E on the horizon, Porsche aims to take the competition by storm with a car that gets to 62 mph in less than two seconds Skip to main content Get Our Newsletter ...

Mechanically, however, the Formula E Porsche Taycan seems to be almost stock, with the official release citing the car’s 560 kW output (750 hp), 2.8 second 0-60 mph sprint, and excellent ...

Porsche has already taken its Gen3 Formula E racing car on its Weissach test track. The vehicle will compete in the sport starting with season 9 (2022-2023) ...

Porsche to stream its Formula E car's reveal live on Twitch The brand's YouTube teaser doesn't give much away, but thankfully it'll only be a short wait before we see the real thing.

Set to headline the Porsche Carrera Cup North America and the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup-supporting select Formula 1 races-the ...

The Porsche Taycan Turbo S has been introduced as the new safety car for the upcoming ABB FIA Formula E season, making its debut in the opening race in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia on January 28.

“Formula E is delighted the Porsche Taycan Turbo S will serve as the championship’s Safety Car from Season 8,” says Jamie Reigle, CEO of Formula E.