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Porsche Boxster Goes All-Electric in 2028, But 911 Stays Combustion—For Now

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Content overview: “Porsche Boxster Goes All-Electric in 2028, But 911 Stays Combustion—For Now”. Porsche has confirmed that the next-generation Boxster and Cayman will be all-electric, with first production year 2028. This marks a major shift for the German sports car maker, as it phases out gasoline versions of its entry-level two-seaters. The announcement, made by Porsche executives, signals the brand's commitment to electrification across its lineup, even for models known for driving purity.

However, Porsche CEO Oliver Blume reiterated that the iconic 911 will "never" go fully electric, citing its heritage and customer expectations. Yet industry trends and tightening emissions regulations suggest that even the 911 may eventually need electrification, perhaps as a hybrid first. For now, Porsche is betting that EV technology can deliver the performance and emotion expected of a Boxster or Cayman, while preserving the 911's combustion soul. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.

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