Gas Porsche Macan discontinued: Porsche is ending production of the gasoline Macan in mid-2026, and the electric Macan becomes the only Macan on sale. Dealers in markets outside the EU may keep selling remaining gas stock into 2027, and a gas and hybrid replacement is expected around 2028 under a different name.
Quick Answer
Porsche has said gas Macan production ends in summer 2026. The first-generation Macan has sold about one million units in total, including some electric models. The EU withdrawal came earlier because the car did not meet newer cybersecurity rules. Until the replacement arrives, the Macan Electric is the only Macan.
Gas Porsche Macan discontinued: the timeline
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| 2014 | The first-generation gasoline Macan reaches buyers |
| 2024-2025 | Porsche pulls the gas Macan from most European countries |
| Mid-2026 | Gasoline Macan production ends, per Porsche’s finance chief |
| 2026-2027 | Remaining gas stock continues to sell in some non-EU markets |
| About 2028 | A gas and hybrid crossover is expected below the Cayenne, and it will not be called Macan |
Details come from Motor1’s report on the announcement. Porsche has not published a fixed last-build date for every market, so treat exact dates as approximate.
Why Porsche is ending the gas Macan
Motor1 reports that the gas Macan failed new cybersecurity requirements under the EU’s General Safety Regulation, which is why it left Europe first. Porsche has also been moving its Macan line to an electric-only second generation.
The gas car was still a strong seller: Motor1 notes it was Porsche’s second-best seller in 2023, with about 87,000 units.
What the final gas Macan offered
Lineups differ by market and model year. Porsche’s recent gas range used these engines, all with a 7-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive:
| Version | Engine | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Macan / Macan T | 2.0L turbo four | 261 hp |
| Macan S | 2.9L twin-turbo V6 | 375 hp |
| Macan GTS | 2.9L twin-turbo V6 | 434 hp |
Porsche’s own 0-60 mph claims range from about 6.0 seconds for the base car to about 4.3 seconds for the GTS. Canadian cars may not offer every version, so check Porsche Canada for what your dealer still has.
Gas Macan vs Macan Electric
- Power: the Macan Electric range tops out at up to 630 hp, well above the best gas Macan.
- Range and charging: Auto123 lists up to 507 km of range for the Canadian-market electric Macan. Cold winters will reduce that.
- Refuelling: a gas Macan refuels in minutes, which suits long road trips and areas with sparse fast chargers.
- Price: electric Macan pricing in Canada is higher than the gas car’s. Check current listings.
For more on the electric model, see our guide to Porsche off-roading specs, which covers the Macan Electric Offroad Design package.
Should you buy a gas Macan now?
Buy now if you want a combustion Porsche SUV with a new-car warranty and your dealer still has stock. Porsche built up inventory ahead of the end of production, according to Motor1, so supply may last into 2027, but it will not be replenished.
- Ask your dealer which engine and options are still available in Canada.
- Compare against a used Macan, and check service history, PDK servicing and any open recalls.
- Do not assume the end of production will raise resale values. That is speculation.
Our gas Macan buyer’s guide covers engines and 0-60 times in more detail. Curious about other Porsche models? Read about the Porsche Taycan Turbo S and the Cayenne off-road capability.
Frequently asked questions
Is the gas Porsche Macan being discontinued?
Yes. Porsche has said gasoline Macan production ends in mid-2026, and the Macan Electric becomes the only Macan until a new gas and hybrid model arrives.
When does gas Macan production end?
Mid-2026, according to Porsche’s finance chief. Remaining stock may keep selling in non-EU markets into 2027.
Why is Porsche ending the gas Macan?
Reports say it did not meet new EU cybersecurity requirements, so it left Europe first, and Porsche has shifted the Macan line to an electric second generation.
Will Porsche bring back a gas Macan?
Porsche has said a gas and hybrid crossover will come around 2028, but it is not expected to carry the Macan name.
How many Macans has Porsche built?
About one million over roughly twelve years, including some electric second-generation models.
What engines did the last gas Macans use?
A 2.0-liter turbo four with 261 hp, and a 2.9-liter twin-turbo V6 with 375 hp in the S and 434 hp in the GTS.
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