Porsche Sales & Production Numbers
Porsche sales by model line for every year since 1998, and production numbers for the classic models, from the 550 Spyder to the 997.
279,449 Porsches in 2025
Worldwide deliveries by model line, down 10% on 2024. The record is 320,221 in 2023.
Macan
30% of sales84,328up 2% on 2024 · peak 99,944 in 2019Cayenne
29% of sales80,886down 21% on 2024 · peak 102,889 in 2024911
18% of sales51,583up 1% on 2024 · best year yetPanamera
10% of sales27,701down 6% on 2024 · peak 38,443 in 2018718 Boxster / Cayman
7% of sales18,612down 21% on 2024 · peak 27,906 in 2005Taycan
6% of sales16,339down 22% on 2024 · peak 41,296 in 2021
Trend lines start in the first year each line was sold and are scaled to that line's own peak, so they show shape, not size.
This Porsche Sales & Production Numbers page is your comprehensive resource for understanding how every Porsche model has performed through the decades. Here you’ll find detailed sales data, annual production volumes, model-by-model breakdowns, historical trends, and global market insights—covering everything from early 356 and air-cooled 911 production to modern best-sellers like the Cayenne, Macan, and electric Taycan. Whether you’re a collector researching rarity, an enthusiast tracking Porsche’s growth, or a buyer comparing model-year volumes, this is the ultimate destination for all sales and production information.
From 44,000 cars a year to 320,000
Worldwide Porsche sales by model line, 1998 to 2025. Hover or tap a year for its total. The split by model is for members.
- 911
- 718 Boxster / Cayman
- Cayenne
- Panamera
- Macan
- Taycan
Each column is one calendar year of deliveries. 918 Spyder and Carrera GT sold under 1,000 a year and are not drawn. Figures to 2021 from the Stuttcars sales tables; 2022 on from Porsche's yearly delivery releases.
The Cayenne has been Porsche's best seller in 14 of 28 years
Each model line's rank by worldwide sales, 1998 to 2025. The Macan leads now.
- 911
- 718 Boxster / Cayman
- Cayenne
- Panamera
- Macan
- Taycan
A line starts in the first year that model was sold. Read across a row to see who held that place.
The sports car maker that became an SUV maker, and the 911 fighting back
Two-door sports cars as a share of each year's sales. It fell to 19% in 2022 and has climbed since.
Numbers on the columns are the sports car share in percent. The Cayenne arrived in 2002, the Panamera in 2008, the Macan in 2014 and the Taycan in 2019.
Porsche sales fell in only 5 of the last 27 years
Change in worldwide sales on the year before. The best year was 2002 (+23%), the worst 2008 (−22%).
- Up on the year before
- Down on the year before
Until 2010 Porsche's year ran from August to July, so the earlier columns compare financial years, not calendar years.
4.6 million Porsches since 1998
Every car sold from 1998 to 2025, added up. Half of them were sold after 2017.
Markers show the first year each newer model line was sold. The 911 and Boxster were already on sale in 1998.
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This is your hub for all of the Porsche sales data for the U.S market. Below we have broken out Porsche sales by model for both the U.S and Canadian markets. Porsche breaks out sales quarterly so we have tabulated those and created some cool charts and market share analysis also.































