Porsche has seen great success with its EVs, but it’s now rethinking things as well. The automaker originally planned for more than 80 percent of its new-vehicle sales to be fully electric in 2030. Now Porsche is leaving EV success up to consumer demand, giving a statement to Auto News that spoke to the realities of the market: “The transition to electric cars is taking longer than we thought five years ago.”
The brand is still going full steam ahead electrifying its lineup, but some current models will stick around for longer, like with the Macan EV. The next-gen Cayenne will be electric-only, going on sale in 2026, but the current-gen V8 model will remain on sale until at least 2030. The next-gen Boxster and Cayman are going electric-only too.
