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Chris Labrooy sculpture of yellow racing driver and Porsche 911

The inspiration behind the Porsche art: why Chris Labrooy dreams big

Fresh from creating his stunning Dream Big. installation during Miami Art Week, the leading digital artist explains how he brought his virtual designs to life, his appreciation for Porsche cars and how he sees NFTs as a gateway to great new art

The top Porsche social moments of 2022

Where can you see superheroes chowing down on burgers, scintillating Porsche cars and unforgettable locations? You’ll find them all here in this selection of some of the best Porsche moments from our community and featured on the Porsche Instagram channel
Porsche cars lined up at event, Dubai evening skyline behind

Porsche in 2022: end of year review

From Sean Wotherspoon’s Taycan Cross Turismo art car to gatherings of beautiful classic Porsche vehicles, an IPO to breaking lots of records, we’ve rounded up all the action from a brilliant year in one exciting fun film
Artist Vexx sitting next to Porsche painted with colourful cartoons

How artist Vexx painted the Porsche Vision Gran Turismo

The exciting artist Vexx hand-painted the Porsche Vision GT live at the Gamescom gaming convention in his signature style. Now, this very special art car is available to digitally race in Gran Turismo 7

Sneaker culture meets the cult of the 911 Turbo

With the launch of this year’s new 911 Turbo, Type 992, Porsche Cars North America reached out to potential future owners – and sneaker fans – in an innovative way

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