Porsche Invests heavily in the electrification of a range of cars. A job that pays off From the Taekwondo It sells well. Next year The electric son is also introducedThe endodermic variant is one of the best-selling cars of the German brand. As we have seen, the automaker plans to electrify Porsche 718 Cayman.
At the 2021 Munich Motor Show, Porsche is there Mission R commented It expects the contents of a potential electric racing car. In fact, this concept car expects some of the shapes we see inside the new Porsche 718 Cayman. From the prototype shown on the show by the German brand, we tried to imagine what the shapes of the future German electric sports car would look like.
The result is in delivering As you can see. Compared to the concept car, the shapes are more traditional. In the absence of an engine, the The back is slim. In this regard, Porsche prefers to place the batteries behind the driver, but the front axle reflects the characteristics of a mid-engined sports car.
The future Porsche 718 Cayman will be slightly wider and longer but slightly shorter than the current endodermic model. The front, especially at the level of the optical groups, has some similarities with the diagon. If you can imagine the shapes of a concept car, you can always understand what the technical specifications are.
As mentioned above there will be a new dedicated site since Porsche does not want to reuse the structure of the endodermic variant. However, there are no details about its features. There is no accurate information even on powertrains. May be for sportswoman One or two electric motors And better performance than petrol models. The goal will be to deliver About 400 km autonomy.
However, there will be time to learn more as the presentation is said to take place In the course of 2024.
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