With as many stunning vehicles on display at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance this past weekend, it’s pretty easy to get swept up in it all and miss a few things that maybe deserved more attention. Take, for instance, this Porsche 993 400R Concept by Gunther Werks. Sure, it’s a beauty, but it’s what’s going on beneath that flawless facade that’s the real treat. Porsche fans far and wide hold the 993 in very high regard, so it’s a risky vehicle to modify. But, we think the 400R hits the nail on the head – as it is essentially an upgraded 911 GT3 RS onboard a 993 chassis. That means, beneath the hood you’ll find a brawny 400+ horsepower naturally-aspirated 4-liter flat six capable of producing a whopping 330 foot-pounds of torque. It also has a widened racing-focused front-end; carbon-fiber composite panels throughout the body; and an interior accented with carbon fiber, Alcantara fabric, and billet aluminum. And that’s just the beginning. But only 25 of these gorgeous bespoke cars will ever be made, so you’d better act quickly if you hope to get your hands on one. And don’t forget to check 15 most beautiful cars of all time and 10 most expensive cars of the world.

Porsche unveils an electric vehicle with a spectacular design language at the Geneva Motor Show, the “Mission E Cross Turismo” – a fully electric sport crossover SUV adaptation of their not-yet-released Mission E. Porsche claims that the car will have 600 horsepower, do 0-60 in under 3.5 seconds, go more than 500km/310 miles on a charge, and charge at a rate of 400km/250 miles in 15 minutes. The car also has all-wheel steering and Porsche’s electrohydraulic Dynamic Chassis Control anti-roll system to actively stabilize the car when cornering or on uneven surfaces. As for size, the Mission E Cross Turismo is 4.95 meters/194 inches in length, which is longer than a Porsche Cayenne or Mercedes GLC/GLE but 4 inches shorter than a Model X, which puts it on the large side of the CUV category in terms of length. Porsche bills the CUV as a multi-purpose vehicle, with good ground clearance for possible off-roading and flexible cargo capacity for sports equipment like surfboards or e-bikes. Also Porsche states that the car has “eye tracking control” which can sense where the driver is looking to help bring certain parts of the vehicle’s infotainment system into focus, which are then controlled by smart touch controls on the steering wheel. And don’t forget other example of electric SUV Byton’s electric SUV.

Porsche first revealed its plans to release a Tesla rival sports car back in 2015, and we can now reveal that it is likely release three electric all-wheel drive versions as early as 2019. According to automobile, the German-automaker will launch three “Mission E” derivatives with 300 kW (402 hp), 400 kW (536 hp) and 500 kW (670 hp). It will feature a two-speed transmission and reach 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds, with a maximum speed of 155 mph (249 km/h).

Porsche has unveiled their incredible 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS – the most powerful road-legal 911 ever. It features the twin-turbo 3.8-liter flat-six engine – based on the unit found in the Turbo S model – with the power output an astonishing 700 hp and 553 lb-ft of torque. This allows the driver to experience a 0 to 100 km/h time in just 2.8 seconds, while 0 to 60 mph will be done in a mere 2.7 seconds. The engine now features larger turbochargers, an additional water-spray cooling system and a bespoke lightweight titanium exhaust system, while a customized seven-speed PDK dual-clutch automatic gearbox has been attached to this impressive powerplant, allowing the Porsche to max out at 211 mph (340 km/h). The GT2 RS sends all its power to the rear wheels, while the chassis benefits from rear-axle steering, a specially calibrated PSM and ultra sticky tires to help you keep this beast under control. A set of standard ceramic brakes has also been added to the package to make sure you can stop it as well. There is plenty of carbon fiber to go around, with the bonnet, front wings, rear side intakes and a few parts of the rear being all made from the lightweight material. The roof, on the other hand, was manufactured out of magnesium, with this Porsche weighing in at just 1,470 kg (3,240 lbs) – which is basically a small car’s weight. There is also a Weissach package, which shaves off another 30 kg by making use of even more carbon-fiber and titanium parts. That includes the roof, anti-roll bars and the coupling rods on both axles, with magnesium wheels added to this stunning package. On the inside, red Alcantara, black leather and carbon trim add to the exclusivity of this model, while the optional Chrono package adds a performance display for lap times and a lap trigger controlled through the Porsche Track Precision App. The 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS starts off at £207,506 in the UK, with US customers will have to pay at least $293,200. Want to find out what is the most expensive car in the world?

Auto-Dynamics is a team of experienced automotive enthusiasts out of Poland that specialize in a broad range of automotive tuning applications that cover everything from cosmetics to performance. Their latest creation is a modified Porsche 911 Turbo S fittingly dubbed the “Dark Knight” that would be perfect for any mere mortal adventuring out for a night on the town or a caped crusader taking the evening off. Full carbon “Turbo Aerokit” exterior in matte black (complete with spoilers, skirts, vented fenders and hood, rear bumper and wing, and the list goes on). Custom exhaust components from GMG Racing and TechArt. Intake parts from IPD. Centerlock wheels. Once you factor in all the modifications and customizations the Auto-Dynamics Porsche “Dark Knight” 911 Turbo S realizes close to 700 horsepower in a murdered out black on black on black with yellow accent package that also isn’t lacking in the modern gadgets arena.

The Porsche 910 is a highly desirable piece of automotive history. The Kreisel Evex 910e reinvents the classic racer with eco-friendly propulsion. The 360 kW electric system lets the 2,400 lb car move from a standstill to 62 mph in just 2.5 seconds, on its way to a top speed of over 185. You can travel up to 215 miles per charge, and the battery can act as a bi-directional energy storage solution when it’s plugged in at home. Best of all, it still looks like a 910, giving you the enjoyment of owning an iconic sports car and the benefits of a state-of-the-art powertrain. Kreisel says this reimagined Porsche will be the first of its creations that will be available for purchase, but the price tag is an insane 1 million euros (just over $1 million). The company also won’t discuss how many copies it plans to build. What do you think? Can it be one of the most expensive cars in the world?

The renowned German tuners from TechArt has created Porsche 911 Turbo GTstreet R – a jaw dropping, top of the range model, based on the Porsche 911 Turbo and the 911 Turbo S. Looking like a menacing green beast, this supercar features a custom bodywork, which seems to complement the sporty lines of the Porsche 911 Turbo, with a new active aero agenda providing 321 kg (707 lbs) of downforce at speeds of 300 km/h (186 mph). The team at TechArt imagined a new carbon fiber front apron, with an active front spoiler, designed to optimize the airflow towards the water- and oil- coolers. At the same time, the central air outlet aids to reduce the aerodynamic lift, while the laterally positioned flaps on the front bumper increase downforce and reduce drag. Also worth mentioning is the active carbon wing at the back, working its magic when Performance mode is engaged. TechArt’s GTstreet R also comes with a wide range of power upgrades, such as the 600-hp power-kit, or the 640-hp package, which takes this sportscar from 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 2.7 seconds and 0 to 124 mph (0-200 km/h) in 9.2 seconds, while the pickiest of customers may go for an insane 720-hp offering starting early 2017. There’s also a new sports exhaust, complemented by a continuously variable pneumatic valve control, which delivers an incredible soundtrack to match the aforementioned technical upgrades. On the inside, feel free to choose one of two different variants, called Exclusive or Clubsport. The first choice includes fine leather upholstery, while the Clubsport comes with Alcantara highlights, a color-matched roll bar, six-point harnesses and door-opening straps. The dashboard, center console, roof liner, sun visors and door pillars feature leather or Alcantara regardless of your choice.

Beauty is subjective. However, while acknowledging individual tastes in cars, certain car models tend to come up time and time again, in terms of their classy and iconic looks. Here are 15 all-time classics, listed as a gift for your car enthusiastic soul. And don’t forget to check our previous post about 15 fastest cars in the world.

A few years ago, Porsche introduced the Boxster Spyder, a lightweight hardcore version of their entry level roadster with a tent for a roof. People loved it. And now meet the 2016 Porsche Boxster Spyder. It’s lighter than the regular Boxster, coming in at 2,900 pounds, and it’s also taken this opportunity to add a healthy helping of horsepower. In race car fashion, the wheel is remarkably close to the gear shifter. Cars destined for the race track don’t have air conditioning or audio systems and neither does the Spyder. The minimalist interior melds perfectly with the Spyder’s exterior which is complete with 20″ wheels and a spoiler that deploys at 75 mph. Making this the most powerful Boxster ever is a mid engine 3.8l V-6, delivering 375 hp to the rear wheels. A 6spd manual is your only option. Top speed: 180mph. Available later this year.

Take a look at the video from Porsche of seven 911’s “singing”Happy Birthday to celebrate 50 years of the model’s existence. The first part is introducing all the models and the individual note of each one. For some fans this will be the best version of Happy Birthday they have ever heard. So wear your headphones and enjoy the video and song!

Today we want to show you great digital photographies made by London based post-production studio Addictive. “When you spend all that time creating one really detailed 3d model, it only seemed logical to create a series. This time we wanted to explore closeups and use depth of field and bokeh effects.” Have fun!

At the LA Auto Show Porsche has unveiled its newest 2014 Porsche Cayman Mk3 Coupe. This mid-engined Cayman is set to deliver 202kW from a 2.7L engine while the Cayman S has an output of 239kW thanks to the 3.4L engine. The interior has also been upgraded, it’s now inline with the rest of the Porsche interior which have been a huge step forward over most of the previous offerings from Porsche. The 2014 Porsche Cayman coupe will be available in U.S. showrooms in early 2013 with a starting price of $52,600 for the base model and $63,800 for the Cayman S. Prices will be considerably higher in European markets.

HENN Architects have completed the Porsche Pavilion at the Autostadt in Wolfsburg, Germany. “The organically shaped building is sitting – in mirrored location to the Volkswagen Pavilion- at the central axis of the theme park and offers 400 m² of space for exhibitions and presentations. Its characteristic silhouette will become a distinctive icon amid the lagoon landscape of the Autostadt. Curving lines and exciting bends make the Pavilion a dynamic yet reduced sculpture with its characteristics derived from the Porsche brand image.

Since 1981 German tuning company Gemballa produces seriously tuned Porsche vehicles. To help celebrate its 30th anniversary, the company has unveiled at the 2011 Top Marques Monaco Show two new models: The Porsche Cayenne-based Tornado and the Porsche Panamera-based Mistrale. Both the Tornado and the Mistrale feature a heavily customized body with unique front and rear ends, and an array of bespoke aero parts. Gemballa offers a variety of customizations for both interiors, ranging from carbon-fiber trim and seats finished in a mix of alcantara and leather to high-end infotainment systems. There’s plenty of magic under the hood as well with Gemballa offering two different engine kits for the V8 Turbo models. In celebration of its 30th anniversary this year, the German company decided to limit production of the Tornado and Mistrale models to 30 units each.

Continuing the theme of cooperation car brands with various industrial companies we want to show you ultimate collection of beautiful cell phones. Featured below phones are result of hard work of designers of luxury car brands and well-known mobile companies. Apart of using expensive materials these cell phones have interesting design and some additional non-standart options.

The well-known companies Wenger that created popular Swiss Army Knife and Porsche Design have released new collection – Porsche Design Knives. New knives include standart set of tools that you could find in others multi-functional pocket knives but have much more elegant design. The collection consist of two models: black Porsche Design P’3700 Swiss Army Knife and Porsche Design Original of ruthenium color. While the price for ruthenium version is $210, the black model has no pricing details.

Company Porsche represented concept sports car 918 Spyder at Motor Show in Geneva. The car is built on the platform of a racing Porsche RS Spider and is powered by both a 500-horsepower V8 and a pair of electric motors. The E-Drive mode is for running the car under electric power alone, with a range of up to 25 km or 16 miles. Battery power unit can be recharged from household electrical outlets. The concept can theoretically reach 62 mph in 3.2 seconds and nip 198 mph on the high end. Maximum speed is 320 kilometers per hour. A high-tech exterior of lightweight materials is complemented by the latest in Porsche interior design and features, indicating the car is in fact headed down a production path despite its current concept-car status.