Porsche Macan Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Porsche now sells two Macan families side by side. The gasoline Macan continues in the 2026 configurator, while the Macan Electric is listed for 2027. Their prices overlap, but the electric models start higher, so what you pay depends on which powertrain you shop first.

All trim prices on this page are base MSRP figures from Porsche's US configurator, read from the Porsche USA pages. Porsche shows base MSRP, equipment price, and the delivery fee on separate lines, and this page keeps them apart.

The 2026 lineup starts with the Macan at $65,400. The Macan T is $71,100, the Macan S is $78,900, and the Macan GTS tops the gasoline range at $94,200.

The step from the base Macan to the GTS is large, so a buyer who wants the cheapest entry should start at the bottom of this list and add only the equipment needed.

The electric Macan has five trims in the 2027 configurator. The Macan Electric is $80,300, the Macan 4 Electric is $84,000, and the Macan 4S Electric is $89,900. Above those are the Macan GTS Electric at $105,300 and the Macan Turbo Electric at $112,700.

Compare like for like. The cheapest electric Macan at $80,300 costs more than the base gasoline Macan at $65,400, because Porsche prices the electric line as a separate, higher range.

Every Macan configuration carries a delivery, processing and handling fee of $2,350. Porsche lists it separately from base MSRP and from the price of any equipment you add. The configurator also says the total MSRP excludes taxes, title, registration, optional or regionally required equipment, dealer charges, and any potential tariffs.

So the number that appears as base MSRP is not the number on your invoice. Add the delivery fee, then your options, then taxes and dealer charges.

• Individual options, since each configured Macan starts from base MSRP with no equipment.
• Paint, wheels, and interior choices.
• Any equipment your state requires.
• Dealer charges, which Porsche says are not part of the MSRP shown.
• Possible tariffs, which the configurator notes may apply.

Actual selling prices are set by dealers and may vary, a point Porsche states on its configurator.

Price is only one part of the decision. A gasoline Macan starts lower, and its trim ladder is shorter. The electric Macan has more rungs and a higher floor, and charging at home changes the running cost in ways that depend on your electricity rate and driving. Neither choice is cheaper in every situation, so price your own use.

If you plan to finance, ask for a payment quote on each powertrain at the same equipment level.

The configurator shows a total MSRP at the top of the page, and that total already includes the delivery fee. The base MSRP is the figure used on this page, because it describes the vehicle itself. If you see a slightly higher number for the same Macan on a dealer site or in a car-shopping listing, the delivery fee is the most likely reason, so check whether a listing says "starting" before the delivery line or after it.

Model year matters too. The gasoline Macan trims on this page are 2026 configurations and the electric trims are 2027, which means you are comparing two different model years whenever you set one family against the other.

1. Build the exact configuration you want on Porsche's site and note the base MSRP, equipment, and delivery lines.
2. Request an out-the-door quote from more than one Porsche retailer.
3. Ask whether the vehicle is in stock or on order, and what equipment it already has.
4. Ask about any dealer-installed items and whether they are optional.
5. Check whether the trim you want is a 2026 or 2027 model, since the two years are priced separately.