Porsche will end production of the gas-powered 718 in 2025 and Macan in 2026.
it will stop production of the gas-powered Macan crossover SUV in 2026. Production of the gas-powered 718 Boxster and Cayman will cease sometime in 2025.
Both models will be replaced by electric successors. Porsche executive board member Albrecht Reimold told Reuters the gas-powered models' platforms have reached the end of their cycles.launched already and costs $80,450 in base Macan 4 spec. The more powerful Macan Turbo grade costs $106,950. Both figures include a $1,650 destination charge. Today's gas-powered Macan in base form costs $63,895 including a $1,995 destination charge.
A debut of the electric 718 Boxster and Cayman replacement is expected to take place later this year with production commencing in 2025. Like the electric Macan, the electric 718 is expected to ride on a dedicated EV platform. Likely the same one that underpinned the Mission R, which houses the batteries in a T-shape section filling the center tunnel and area behind the seats. This is the same battery layout as what's found in the
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