by Porsche has joined the conquest offer, adding itself to the growing list of automakers willing to sweeten the deal for those currently leasing another brand’s vehicle. Of course, if you have an all-electric Porsche in mind, you can probably afford it without a discount, but even the wealthiest among us appreciate a good offer when it’s on the table.
The German manufacturer is keeping everything in Gryffindor, offering a conquest discount to anyone, regardless of what brand they are currently leasing. The discount itself is not small, ranging from $1,500 to $4,500, but there’s one catch — it’s tiered, meaning not everyone will receive the maximum savings.
Details: Timing Is Everything
Here’s how the terms break down: if you are in the last 30-day period of your lease, tough luck, you are not eligible for any discount. If your lease expires in 31–60 days, you should expect a discount of $1,500. This amount increases to $3,000 for leases ending in 61–90 days. But to really benefit from the full $4,500, your lease should extend a bit longer, that is, more than 91 days.
Details: Important to Know
There are also a few small details to keep in mind. According to , the maximum discount is $1,500 if your monthly fee for a new Porsche is less than $1,500. Oh, and there’s a mandatory trade-in agreement if your current lease is to last more than 181 days.
This offer is available for the 2024 and 2025 Taycan and Macan EV models in the USA with prices starting at $99,400 and exceeding $230,000 for the flagship Taycan Turbo GT model. The recently introduced electric Macan starts at $75,300, and the Macan Turbo Electric costs $105,300 for the model with the widest range.
So, while Porsche’s latest offer won’t change the world, if your lease is near its end and you’re considering an electric Porsche, it’s worth checking if you qualify for some additional savings.
