2025 Porsche Panamera Turbo E-Hybrid | First Drive | Driving.ca

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Since it was first shown in Shanghai in 2009, the Porsche Panamera has been revamped a number of times. Now comes the third-generation. While there are some notable stylistic changes, it’s what sits beneath the shiny sheet metal that makes it very different. The roll-out will start with the 2024 Panamera and Panamera 4, and, in the coming months, continue with new E-Hybrids. The big news is the 2025 Panamera Turbo E-Hybrid. Large, luxurious sedans are not supposed to lay waste to a racetrack, but the Turbo E-Hybrid did and so much more.
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[@5704-user]

So nice to hear Mr. Fletcher’s voice since he left television. Keep up the great reviews

[@scowil456]

It’s funny, no one bats an eyelid when Mercedes, Bentley or Rolls Royce price their luxury vehicles at around €350k/$350k up to and over €500k/$500 but when Porsche price their flagship vehicle at €250k\$250k some have called it ‘overpriced’. Also mentioning the cost for the active ride option being expensive. Porsche has always been performance first then luxury, so for this car to offer the best combination of both, €250k/$250k inc. all options is a relative bargain when compared to those other manufacturer’s flagship models. Paying for the pinnacle of engineering excellence that delivers outstanding performance, high end technology along with premium luxury all in one package is well worth it, in my opinion, and is practically unmatched by any other all-in-one sedan solution. Hats off to Porsche, again. Bravo 👏

[@user-hl7ko7zz5x]

relax bud

[@bartomiejmiara8975]

You're right, but note that the best models of the mentioned manufacturers are much larger and more luxurious than the Panamera. In terms of size, it is the equivalent of a Mercedes E or Audi A6, and it costs as much as an S or A8.

[@billyrock8305]

Topgun. #1.
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[@dustup2249]

Nothing about the interior other than the dash?
Pleather and old spice aroma cartridges then?

[@syedmustafahussain208]

Why is Christian von Koenigsegg reviewing a Porsche?

[@alangoh76]

First drive? I declare BS, no driving here!