#MissionE

The Porsche Taycan name has been given to the production version of the Mission E electric sedan. 

Porsche has released additional teaser images of its new Mission E electric sedan.

At Porsche’s annual state of the union conference for 2018, AutoGuide.com was able to get a sneak peek at a few interesting details on the Mission E.

The production Porsche Mission E should be making its debut in the near future.

Porsche has announced it is investing more than 6-billion euros ($7.45-billion USD) on electromobility.

Set to arrive sometime in 2019, the Porsche Mission E is currently undergoing cold weather testing in Scandinavia.

Volkswagen Group has a number of electric performance cars in the pipeline across its multitude of brands, Automobile Magazine reports. 

Porsche previewed its electric future with the debut of the Cayman E-volution at the Electric Vehicle Symposium in Germany this weekend.

The production Porsche Mission E is coming.

Porsche’s flat-six engine is perhaps one of the best engines in production today, but the German automaker wants to reduce its reliance on internal combustion, revealing it wants half of its cars to be electric by 2023.

Porsche has one of the most storied histories in all of automotive, which means it has created a few fantastic concept cars in its time.

When Porsche eventually brings the Mission E to market, it will do so with a number of different derivatives offering varying power levels and equipment.