Porsche develops in-house battery modules for the Cayenne Electric, advancing performance, efficiency and European manufacturing expertise.

Porsche establishes Smart Battery Shop in Slovakia to produce high-voltage modules for the Cayenne Electric, integrating advanced manufacturing, quality control, and sustainable production.

Porsche unites heritage and electrification as the legendary Porsche 917/30 meets the new Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric, the brand’s first production model to exceed 1,000 PS.

The software enables globally compatible, forecast-based charging planning for electric vehicles, supporting fast market entry and reliable everyday operation.

Porsche in Chile and Inchcape Chile have commissioned a new body repair and paint workshop to strengthen the technical and operational capacity of the brand’s aftersales services.

Porsche Engineering introduces an AI-driven control approach to reduce inverter switching losses and improve electric vehicle efficiency.

Porsche AG applies cell chemistry, thermal control, and data-driven battery management to slow capacity loss, enable fast charging, and ensure long-term safety in high-performance electric vehicles.

Porsche’s Cayenne Electric brings Formula-E-derived technology into series production, showcasing innovations from the reigning world champion and proving that its sustainable mobility strategy starts on the racetrack.

Porsche Engineering introduces a new road simulation test bench in Weissach, enabling precise real-world condition replication for early optimization of driving comfort and NVH performance in prototypes.

The new Cayenne Electric debuts soon, featuring advanced high-voltage technology, dual cooling, and smart thermal management—setting new E-Performance standards proven in US range tests.