What is the name of Porsche's luxury sedan?

The name of Porsche’s luxury sedan is the Panamera.

Porsche introduced the Panamera in 2009 as a four-door, four-passenger luxury car—a major departure from the company’s traditional two-door sports cars. Its front-engine layout and spacious cabin were designed for long-distance comfort while retaining Porsche’s performance character.

The Panamera is often described as a sedan, although its first-generation body was more precisely a five-door liftback or fastback. That hatchback-style rear opening gives it more practical cargo access than a conventional three-box sedan. Porsche has also offered long-wheelbase Executive versions, hybrid powertrains, and high-performance Turbo variants.

The name is linked to the Carrera Panamericana road race, just as “Carrera” appears in several Porsche model names. The Panamera should not be confused with the Cayenne or Macan: those are Porsche SUVs, while the Taycan is a fully electric four-door performance car. The Panamera remains the brand’s flagship luxury grand tourer with an internal-combustion-based lineage.