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Porsche says Boxster goes all-electric in 2028, but 911 ‘never’ will (yes it will)

Porsche says Boxster goes all-electric in 2028, but 911 ‘never’ will (yes it will)

Porsche has finally confirmed that there will be no more gas-powered Boxster/Cayman going forward, and that all-electric versions of those vehicles will have their first production year in 2028. The move shows that Porsche is finally ready to bring electric power to its sportscars… but Porsche’s CEO…

Porsche has confirmed that its entry-level sports cars are done with petrol. The Boxster roadster and its fixed-roof Cayman sibling will return as fully electric models, with the first production cars scheduled for 2028. That closes the book on the combustion-powered mid-engine pair that has anchored the bottom of the Porsche range for decades.

In the Saudi market, that pair has long served as the most attainable route into Porsche ownership, a two-seater that sits below the 911 in both size and outlay. Its natural rivals here have included the BMW Z4, the Toyota Supra, the Nissan Z and, further up the ladder, Mercedes-AMG's smaller two-doors. Once the Boxster goes electric, the comparison set changes: buyers will be weighing it against

Porsche 718 Cayman
Porsche 718 Cayman

Written by the Beseyat editorial team. For full details, see the original report at Electrek.

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