# Porsche Panamera: generations, option codes and prices

- Web page: https://www.retroconfigurator.com/wiki/panamera

The Panamera is Porsche’s front-engined four-door car, sold in the US from the 2010 model year. The wiki covers the first generation, the 970, and the second, the 971, which added the Sport Turismo estate.

## Generations

| Generation | US model years | Trims | Options | Markdown | JSON |
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| Porsche Panamera (971) | 2017–2023 | 30 | 200 | https://www.retroconfigurator.com/wiki/panamera_971.md | https://www.retroconfigurator.com/data/agent/generations/panamera_971.json |
| Porsche Panamera (970) | 2010–2016 | 17 | 189 | https://www.retroconfigurator.com/wiki/panamera_970.md | https://www.retroconfigurator.com/data/agent/generations/panamera_970.json |

## How the generations differ

The first Panamera, the 970, was a front-engined hatchback with four doors and four individual seats. It was introduced with V8 engines in the Panamera S, 4S and Turbo, and V6 versions followed. Later additions included the GTS, the Turbo S and the S Hybrid.

A revision for 2014 added the long-wheelbase Executive models and the plug-in Panamera S E-Hybrid.

The second-generation 971, sold from 2017, moved to Porsche’s MSB platform, with new turbocharged V6 and V8 engines and an eight-speed PDK gearbox. The Sport Turismo, with a longer roof and a larger tailgate, joined the sedan, and plug-in hybrids ran up to the Turbo S E-Hybrid. The wiki covers the 971 through 2023.

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Historical figures compiled from public sources, provided as-is without warranty and not for purchase or valuation decisions. RetroConfigurator is an independent project, not affiliated with Porsche AG.