List of Porsche concept vehicles

The following is a list of concept vehicles by German carmaker Porsche, a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group. As of November 2020, a total of 47 Porsche concepts have been revealed. 15 of the 47 concepts remained unrevealed until November 11, 2020, the publish date of the Porsche Unseen, a book about the 15 unrevealed Porsche concepts from the years 2005 to 2019.[1]

1967 Porsche 911 B17

2018 Porsche 911 Speedster concept

1989 Porsche 989

1994 Porsche C88

2015 Porsche Mission E

2018 Porsche Mission E Cross Turismo

• 55One (2008, unrevealed),[2]
• 904 Living Legend (2013, unrevealed),[3] a sports car
• 906 Living Legend (2005, unrevealed),[4] a racing-inspired supercar
• 908-04 (2017), a race car
• 911 3.2 Speedster ClubSport (1987), a speedster
• 911 four-door prototype (1967), a sports car-based sedan
• 911 B17 (1969), a fastback sports car
• 911 HLS (1966), a sports car
• 911 Roadster (1966, Geneva), a roadster
• 911 Speedster concept (2018, Paris), a speedster
• 911 Vision Safari (2012, unrevealed),[5] a sports car-based rally car
• 917 Living Legend (2019), a racing-inspired supercar
• 918 RSR (2011, Detroit), a racing-inspired supercar
• 918 Spyder concept (2010, Geneva), a spyder
• 919 Street (2017, unrevealed),[6] a supercar
• 928 four-door prototype (1987), a 5-door shooting brake
• 969 (1988), a sports car
• 984 (1984), a roadster
• 984 Junior (1984), a roadster
• 989 (1989), a mid-size sedan
• Boxster concept (1993, Detroit), a roadster
• Boxster Bergspyder (2014, unrevealed),[7] a racing-inspired speedster
• C88 (1994, Beijing), a compact sedan
• Carrera GT concept (2000, Paris), a spyder
• Cayenne Cabriolet (2002), a 3-door mid-size SUV-based cabriolet
• Cayman GT4 Clubsport (2018, ADAC Rallye Deutschland), a sports car-based rally car
• Concept Meteor, a 5-door mid-size fastback
• Concept Mirage, a 5-door mid-size fastback
• Concept Phantom, a 5-door mid-size fastback
• FLA (1973, Frankfurt), an experimental 3-door compact hatchback
• Le Mans Living Legend (2016, unrevealed),[8] a racing-inspired sports car
• Macan Vision Safari (2013, unrevealed),[9] a 3-door compact SUV
• Mission E (2015, Frankfurt), a mid-size sedan
• Mission E Cross Turismo (2018, Geneva), a mid-size crossover station wagon
• Murene (1970, Paris), a sports car
• Panamera Sport Turismo (2012, Paris), a mid-size station wagon
• Panamericana (1989, Frankfurt), a sports car
• Tapiro (1970, Turin), a sports car
• Typ 754 T7 (1959), a sports car
• Type 580, a 2-door coupe
• Varrera (1988), a compact MPV
• Vision 916 (2016, unrevealed),[10] a sports car
• Vision 918 RS (2019, unrevealed),[11] a supercar
• Vision 920 (2019, unrevealed),[12] a race car
• Vision E (2019, unrevealed),[13] a race car
• Vision Renndienst (2018, unrevealed),[14] racing-inspired cargo van
• Vision Spyder (2019, unrevealed),[15] a spyder
• Vision Turismo (2016, unrevealed),[16] a mid-size sedan