Are there any porsches that have an automatic transmission?

-Among current offerings by the company, only the Cayenne SUV comes with a traditional automatic

gearbox, although the company does still offer a Tiptronic (which is a sequential shift connected to an automatic gearbox) on the Panamera. Other road cars offered by the company comes standard with a manual transmission with a dual clutch system as an option (still a manual gearbox, but used without a clutch pedal like the Tiptronic, but retains the advantages of a manual as there is no torque converter).



The Tiptronic was introduced in 1990, with PDK mostly replacing it in 2009. Most Porsche cars offered in that stretch of time had the Tiptronic transmission as an option. Additionally, traditional automatic units were available on the 924/944/968 series as well as the 928 (from the mid 1970s through the last of breed examples in the 1990s). Before that Porsche offered the Sportomatic as an option on the 911, 912, and 914 models. The Sportomatic was a manual shift automatic and a precursor to the later Tiptronic in many ways - while an uncommon option, examples do remain in service.The Cayenne is available with an automatic.
Yes, all modern porsches are available with two pedals.