Look at Porsche and what they have in store with their Panamera Sport Turismo. It’s a cool vehicle that balances proper performance, practicality, and price. The vehicle is a full-size hatchback mostly divergent from any other passenger-hauler. You pit it against the BMW 8-Series and the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class, along with the Tesla Model S.

Firstly, the 2021 Panamera has a sportsy personality that isn’t often explored in a performance-directed car. It has a luxurious feel with 7.4 out of 10 on the TCC scale. In the future, there are likely going to be Panamera models with way more battery capacity and something that is definitely more of a powerful V-8 for top-of-the-line Turbo S models.

It’s not the most conventional, but it certainly looks gorgeous for Germany’s sake. There lies a low-roof curvy situation that was previously spotted in other Porsche models.

Porsche in general is a brand deserving of more respect and recognition.

After all, the Panamera is a low-guilt drive with dozens of electric-only miles on a full charge. The facelift that Porsche Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid. It comes with an updated Porsche Communication Management (PCM) system, with features like a wireless Apple CarPlay and LED matrix headlights, simply titled the “Porsche Dynamic Lighting System Plus.” The Turbo S variant is just exactly what we need to integrate electric motor power into 8-speed dual-clutches with power to all four wheels.

This is something that comes to assist with a 360-degree view and a cozy heads-up display. Additionally, the Panamera has a revised Porsche Active Suspension Management system, controlling all three chambers of air suspension, which usually fits as a standard setting. Customers are able to optionally spec their Panamera with the “Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control Sport.” That in itself has a feature of active roll stabilization and a setup that dares to vary torque distribution towards rear wheels in function with electronically-controlled rear-differential locks.