Porsche 718 EVs Coming Soon?

At Porsche Woodland Hills, we know drivers love the eager powertrains and razor-sharp handling of the Porsche 718. If the rumors are true, next year’s model will make the switch to electric power, adding more performance and flexibility to this classic sports car.

New Porsche EVs

The modern Porsche 718 Boxster and Porsche 718 Cayman have only been on the market since 2016, but they represent a long line of dominant Porsche models. According to Porsche AG CEO Oliver Blume, the upcoming fifth generation may be switching to electric power to push the limits even further. The new design will focus on keeping both designs light to maintain race-ready handling.

2025 Porsche Taycan

The 2025 Porsche Taycan gives us an idea of what future electric Porsche cars will look like. The high-performance 2025 Porsche Taycan Turbo GT offers up to a blistering 777 horsepower during everyday driving, which you can dial up to 1019 horsepower with the available Launch Control feature. A low center of gravity and optional rear-axle steering make maneuvering all that power easier than ever.

Other Porsche EVs

With the Porsche 718 potentially going electric, drivers may wonder about another responsive, powerful Porsche sports car: the classic Porsche 911. While this model will still be mainly gasoline-powered, a hybrid version is expected in 2025. This hybrid version will incorporate technology from the Porsche 919 Hybrid, famous for its shocking come-from-behind victory at the 2017 24 Hours of Le Mans race.

Find Out More about Porsche EVs at Porsche Woodland Hills

If the current available Porsche EVs are any indication, the new EV redesign of the Porsche 718 will push the limits of EV performance even further. Visit us at Porsche Woodland Hills to find out more about these upcoming models, then take a new Porsche car for a test drive today!