Porsche has unveiled its '35 strategy, which emphasizes the development of new, highly emotive 911 derivatives. The company plans to expand its portfolio with unique GT variants and limited special editions, focusing on bespoke commissions through its Sonderwunsch division.
The automaker is preparing a new mid-engined hypercar, with the Mission S concept scheduled for debut on October 15. Meanwhile, the 718 Boxster and Cayman models will transition to electric powertrains next year, with internal combustion versions being discontinued.
Regarding the 911, Porsche remains committed to keeping internal combustion engines in the lineup, explicitly ruling out a fully electric version of the sports car. Future high-performance variants, such as a potential GT2 RS, may incorporate the T-Hybrid system.
To support these initiatives, Porsche is establishing a 'Home of Sports Cars' by centralizing the operations of Manthey, Sonderwunsch, Exclusive Manufaktur, and Heritage. This hub will focus on creating highly individualized and rare vehicle models.
