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Porsche Macan I GTS SUV

265 kW360 PS355 hp2013–present

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Porsche Macan I
Photo: JamesYoung8167 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Power
265 kW 360 PS · 355 hp
Fuel consumption
10.5 l/100 km
Kerb weight
1,940 kg

Built 2013–present, the Porsche Macan I GTS SUV develops 265 kW (360 PS) from a six-cylinder petrol engine. The Macan I GTS has all-wheel drive.

No other petrol version of the Macan I matches its output among 2 petrol versions - that is 43% more than the entry 2.0 petrol (185 kW). On top of that, it is the best on power-to-weight (186 PS per tonne). In figures, it uses 10.5 l/100 km and tips the scales at 1,940 kg.

The Macan I GTS in numbers: strong points

  • Most powerful petrol version of the Macan I: 265 kW (360 PS)
  • Best power-to-weight in the range: 186 PS per tonne

Dimensions drawing

To scale · width without mirrors

    Length 4,681 mmLength 15 ft 4 in1,624 mm5 ft 4 inWheelbase 2,807 mmWheelbase 9 ft 3 inWidth 1,923 mmWidth 6 ft 4 in

    rulers in mminches, grid 500 mm1 ft Side view: dashed lines mark the axles

    Engine

    FuelPetrol
    Cylinders6
    Power265 kW 360 PS · 355 hp
    DriveAll-wheel drive

    Performance

    Fuel consumption10.5 l/100 km 26.9 mpg UK · 22.4 mpg US
    CO₂ emissions247 g/km

    Dimensions and weight

    Kerb weight1,940 kg 4,277 lb

    Production

    Body typeSUV
    Years2013–present
    GenerationMacan I (2013–present)
    New pricefrom about €61,143 (2014) Germany list price incl. VAT at launch
    Used price todayabout €20,000–30,000 AutoScout24, Nov 2026, 5075 listings

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    Data sources

    Data checked by an editor against the sources below.

    Data: 8 of 25 fields · 2 sources · data changed 21 Oct 2026

    • Wikipedia - Porsche Macan
    • EEA CO₂ monitoring 22021 (European Environment Agency, CC BY 4.0): CO₂, fuel consumption, EU mass (WLTP, median of new EU registrations)

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