Porsche Electric Cars – A Step Forward With The Mission E Concept
Fabulous car manufacturer Porsche is planning on revolutionizing the auto industry with its latest Mission E concept. By the end of 2020, Porsche will have a fully electric vehicle wandering the streets. The company behind the world’s most innovative and recognizable car designs in the world is stepping into the future at full speed. Earlier this December, Porsche announced that they’re on the verge of making the very first 100% electrically powered car. The official launch is scheduled by the end of 2020. The Mission E concept car The Mission E concept car project has just received a green light, and it looks like the company is aiming at changing…
How Automotive Technology Is Advancing at a Startling Rate
Everywhere we look nowadays, we see technology moving forward at an ever-increasing pace. It seems like new phones come out every other week, and technology that even science fiction authors wouldn't have dreamed of sixty years ago is now commonplace. Who would have thought that cars will someday drive themselves? Or that we would have drones flying around and monitoring everything we do?
How Porsche Is Gunning for Tesla With Its Electric Sports Car
Tesla is one of the most iconic names when it comes to electric cars, with its Model S being renowned for the technological innovations it incorporates. While electric vehicles were initially oriented towards being as power-efficient as possible, Tesla demonstrated that it’s possible to create a vehicle that’s both power-efficient and fast. With a brutal acceleration that allows it to challenge, and sometimes put to shame, some prestigious supercars, the Model S quickly became the most popular electric car out there, delivering just the perfect mix of usability and performance. However, it appears that supercars are ready to fight back, as Porsche just announced the Porsche Mission E – its…
5 Game-changing Automotive Technologies That Are on the Way
The automotive industry is an ever-changing one, with more powerful and breathtaking cars appearing every day, and while for a great deal of time the ultimate goal for the industry was to push the limits of mechanics and physics to the absolute limit, there is another segment that seems to have moved into the spotlight nowadays: technology.
918 Spyder: No Compromise Showcase of Porsche’s Latest Technology
The 918 Spyder hybrid Supercar is no longer in production. Like the majority of the best supercars, it was made in limited numbers. The last one has rolled off the production line, it is now only possible to purchase one of these on the second hand market – sellers will be hard to find and the price tag will be impressive.
Porsche Cayenne S E-hybrid SUV: Features and Technology
Plug in hybrids are on the increase. In 2010 Chevrolet launched the Volt at approximately the same time as the first Porsche Cayenne hybrid. Now the majority of car manufacturers have at least one plug-in hybrid. With the release of the 2015 Cayenne S E-hybrid plug-in Porsche will now have three of these vehicles available to the public; more than any other automobile manufacturer. The company has been releasing beautiful models over the years; however, it managed to stay true to one model in terms of design, the 911. Even the bulkiest SUVs from Porsche have something in their exterior design that remind of the classic, and we certainly appreciate…
What’s the Porsche’s Hybrid Technology Used in the New 911?
Porsche is well-known for its historical background in high-performance cars. The manufacturer delivers the best in top speed, comfort and technology to the enthusiastic buyer. At a first glimpse, we must emphasize that these vehicles don't quite blend with today's most economical types…
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Top 10 Car Techs that Rock
Car tech is off to a great year, as demonstrated by the abundance of new car tech displayed at CES 2015. While there may be some aces in the sleeves of the manufacturers, we already have a pretty good picture of the tech that will rock. Here are the top 10 car techs to look forward to this year. 1. Electric Vehicles Sure, we already have electric vehicles, but there’s always room for more. Even though Tesla’s more affordable model is only scheduled to hit the markets in 2016 or 2017, we’re sure we will be seeing other electric vehicles being unveiled this year. Electric cars have tons of advantages…
Porsche’s Hybrid Technology: Check What’s in the New 911
Porsche has a long history of high performance cars. They deliver the best in speed, technology and comfort to the discerning buyer. On the surface, these sorts of cars do not appear to blend with the push towards more economic and alternative forms of motoring. The idea of a plug in hybrid 911 has been mentioned several times in recent years but nothing further has happened – until now. For the first time Matthias Muller, the boss of Porsche, is interested in the concept, although it is clear that it will not become a production car for some years yet. The possibility Porsche has admitted that it is possible to…
Porsche Is Upgrading Classic Cars by Providing a New High-tech Navigation System
Classic cars are usually beautifully crafted creations. They’re often either lovingly restored or maintained from new. Unfortunately, their very nature means that they lack many of the modern day technological advantages which most people take for granted. Porsche has now developed a new system which can be fully integrated into its classic cars. This is classified as any Porsche between ten and fifty years old. This system allows the use of Bluetooth and smart phones just as would be normal in a modern car. Porsche has invested heavily in getting the product right. It has the right balance of functionality combined with a timeless elegance to ensure it fits with…
