Porsche Panamera model overview - Porsche Middle East (2024)

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The Panamera is available in three different bodies. The standard sedan body has four doors and a liftback design, the longer Executive model with roomier back seats, and the Sport Turismo wagon. The Panamera is a highly customizable luxury car with a wide range of trims available with all three body styles.

Consider the Porsche Panamera, a boldly styled sedan with 325 hp standard. The 2023 Porsche Panamera lineup includes three distinctive model types: Sedan, Executive, and Sport Turismo.

For drivers who need additional cargo room but don't want to deviate from the traditional body, the Executive offers a longer wheelbase resulting in more cabin space. The Sport Turismo redefines what it means to be a Porsche Panamera with the most available cargo and passenger room.

The 2014, 2015, and 2016 years are facelift models; the general consensus is that they're better than pre-facelift models. The 2014 Porsche Panamera has generally received positive reviews for its reliability. CarComplaints documented only 18 complaints and three recalls for this model.

The Panamera 4 E-Hybrid makes 463 hp and 479 pounds-feet of torque, up 8 hp but down 37 pounds-feet compared to its predecessor. The 4S E-Hybrid's 536 hp represents a loss of 16 hp, but its torque output stays the same at 553 pounds-feet.

The new Panamera rides on the same basic bones as the previous model, so it doesn't look too different inside or out. However, there is new sheet metal, including taller front fenders that help give the driver a better view of the corners of the car.

The Panamera S and GTS trims only differ slightly in their standard and available features. A heated steering wheel and driver's seat lumbar support are the only features that are standard on the Panamera GTS, but only optional on the Panamera S.

You've probably seen new Porsche models like the Panamera 4 or 911 Carrera 4, but what does the four actually stand for? The answer is simpler than you think: models with the number four in their name feature all-wheel drive, maximizing Porsche performance and capability with the traction-ready system.

In technical specifications, Porsche Panamera [2014-2017] Turbo is powered by 4806 cc, 8 Cylinders In V Shape, 4 Valves/Cylinder engine. Porsche Panamera [2017-2023] Turbo S is powered by 3996 cc, 8 Cylinders In V Shape, 4 Valves/Cylinder, DOHC engine.