Plug-in cars get a larger 25.9 kWh battery and a 11 kW onboard charger for faster top-ups
earlier this year and now it’s time for the Panamera sedan to get the same treatment, but with an even greater focus on PHEV options. There will be four in the new lineup that Porsche will reveal at the Icons of Porsche Festival in Dubai on November 24 – that’s up from three in the current car because the plug-in powertrains are so popular that in some countries they account for 100 percent of Panamera sales.
The current PHEV offerings are the 2.9-liter 455 hp E-Hybrid and 552 hp S E-Hybrid, and the 4.0-liter V8-powered Turbo S E-Hybrid with a combined 690 hp , though all are likely to receive power boosts for their next season. And while Porsche while hasn’t revealed where the new fourth model will fit, it’s rumored that the additional PHEV could be a Turbo E-Hybrid with at least 650 hp ., the PHEV sedan gets a bigger battery that now measures 25.9 kWh rather than 17.
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