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Porsche Boxster EV Concept Could Be Coming Soon Electric prototypes of the current-gen Boxster are undergoing testing, and Porsche is working to get a concept released. Porsche says it is working on releasing a Boxster EV concept. We're not sure when it or the production version will arrive, but they'll use a new, not-yet-announced electric platform. The new Macan EV will be sold alongside the gasoline-powered model, so we think the next-generation Boxster and Cayman could do the same. Porsche has been talking about electric versions of its entry-level Boxster and Cayman sports cars for t...

Breaking: Porsche Has Confirmed The 2023 Macan EV, Official Pictures Give Us An Inside Look According to Porsche, the Macan EV will arrive for the 2023 model year and have ‘significantly’ more range than the current Taycan. Advertisement Much speculation has surrounded the anticipated Porsche Macan EV throughout the passing months, but today, Porsche confirmed the rumors. A fully electric version of the Porsche Macan is currently being tested. The new Macan will sit on a similar 800-volt system that the Porsche Taycan uses, though the German manufacturer claims that the 2023 Macan EV wil...

The two teams will work together to dominate the LMDh class. Porsche announced late last year that it would be returning to Le Mans, and would compete in the Le Mans Daytona hybrid (LMDh) class of the FIA World Endurance Championship and the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. While others like Brabham and Toyota are gunning for top honors in the newly-formed Hypercar class at Le Mans, Porsche has decided that one tier down is a more cost-effective proposition for competition, and Team Penske, with which Porsche has a storied history, agrees. As a result, the two will join forces to crea...

Porsche Will Build Two New Le Mans Prototypes With Long-Time Race Partner Penske The announcement of the new LMDh class at Le Mans has brought the Porsche-Penske duo back together with one goal in mind - winning overall at Le Mans. Advertisement Back in December of 2020, Porsche announced that they will be returning to the top class at Le Mans come 2023. After the FIA WEC and ISMA championships introduced the new LMDh class, Porsche was able to plan a car that wouldn’t suck as much money out of their pockets as the 919 Hybrid did - the car that won overall at Le Mans in 2017.

Porsche and Team Penske are joining forces once again and will take on the race tracks of the world with a quartet of LMDh prototypes. The team will race under the Porsche Penske Motorsport banner and will enter four cars. Two will race in Europe’s FIA World Endurance Championship and two in North America’s IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, competing for overall victories. The outfit will enter the LMDh category in 2023 and will also offer customer cars starting the same year. Porsche Penske Motorsport has revealed that the car is based on an LMP2 chassis, weighs about 1,000 kg (2,...