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It seems Porsche has been secretly working on a new prototype, as a test mule has been recently spotted by our spy photographers undergoing testing on a private test track in Europe. The new model appears to be a smaller version of the Panamera four-door coupe and includes styling elements from …

Porsche has peeled back the first view of the next-generation Panamera sports saloon, ahead of its official debut at the end of this year. The cover image of a new teaser video released today offers a first glimpse of the new Panamera’s rear profile, which will feature a full-width brake …

Exotic tuner Gemballa has introduced their latest project – the GTP 720 based on the Porsche Panamera Turbo. Packing a twin-turbo 4.8-litre V8 under the bonnet, the super sedan produces 382kW of power from the factory. Gemballa takes it to another level by bumping output to a staggering 530kW or …

 The 2014 Porsche Panamera has been leaked onto the web. The mild mid-life update brings a slightly revised front bumper with new headlights, and a restyled rear bumper and taillights. However, changes under the skin are more significant. A new Panamera S E-Hybrid model offers plug-in hybrid technology that …

The Porsche Panamera may not be everyone’s cup of tea but that didn’t stop renown Range Rover tuning specialist Onyx Concept from giving the Panamera a bit of a makeover. Called the Onyx GST Edition, the Panamera gets a full body kit that includes new front and rear bumper, rocker …

Last month, we brought you a scoop that Porsche was preparing a Shooting Brake version of its Panamera four-door saloon. This has been confirmed now, with the car heading to this weekend’s Paris Motor Show. Called the Panamera Sport Turismo Concept, it will be a direct rival to Mercedes’ CLS …

Porsche is reportedly preparing a Panamera Shooting Brake (wagon to you and me) for the Paris Motor Show, starting 29 September. With the company increasingly reducing its reliance on the Porsche 911 sports car, Porsche will be keenly gauging public reaction to the concept in Paris. If it is well …