In the Macan S, Porsche has shuffled the deck a few times, but it’s always a hot-rod V6 doing the heavy lifting.
Early cars (2014–2018) run a 3.0‑litre twin‑turbo V6 around 250 kW/460 Nm, the 2019–2020 facelift switched to a 3.0‑litre single‑turbo V6 at roughly 260 kW/480 Nm, and the latest facelift moved to a 2.9‑litre twin‑turbo V6 with about 280 kW/520 Nm in Australia.
All are tied to a snappy 7‑speed PDK and all‑wheel drive, so it goes like a labrador after a tennis ball, only louder.
Figures vary by year and market, so check the exact car’s build sheet. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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