Porsche is renewing its focus on gas-powered and plug-in hybrid models following disappointing Porsche EV sales.

Cayman and Boxster► Delays, development and moving goalposts► Launch could be either end of 2025, or early 2026 Porsche R&D boss Michael Steiner should have known better. Once bitten, twice shy. It’s ...

The need to develop new gas and plug-in hybrid models comes after Porsche, in 2024, abandoned its plan for EVs to make up 80% of sales by 2030. Due to the current slowdown in growth for EV demand, ...

Porsche is planning extensive measures "to strengthen the company's profitability in the short and medium term." That also ...

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Porsche has been spied testing the upcoming electric replacement for its Cayman sports car, though it has yet to confirm when ...

Porsche has not confirmed why it is looking to makes these leadership changes but weak sales in China and lagging earnings ...

Porsche has beefed up the 718 Cayman's haunches, all part of making this a more enjoyable EV to drive. The wide rear fenders ...

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Outside of its existence, details surrounding the upcoming Cayman and its droptop Boxster ... 18 minutes. Porsche hasn't given a clear timeline as to when we should expect the 718 EV to arrive ...

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Porsche is testing an electric prototype of the 718 Cayman, scheduled for 2026, while the electric 718 Boxster will precede it in 2025.