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The famous Porsche 911 will be the sole model in the German manufacturer's portfolio powered by a combustion engine when the company's ambitious plan&nbsp;to electrify 80 per cent of its car range by 2030 is fully implemented. Porsche aims&nbsp;to lessen its carbon impact to&nbsp;support&nbsp;electric transportation. Environmentalists have taken notice of the move by the German performance car manufacturer, and they are keeping a careful eye on Porsche's investment in e-fuels and its campaign for the European Union to legalise e-fuel vehicle sales after 2035. The Porsche Macan will be the first model in the lineup to be electrified, followed by the Porsche 718 and the company's best-selling Cayenne. While the company is exploring alternate&nbsp;powertrain options, the popular 911, which represented 13 per cent of sales in 2022, will be manufactured using an internal combustion engine for as long as feasible.

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<h2>Porsche Pushing for e-fuels</h2>

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Porsche has spent USD 75 million on Highly Innovative Fuels (HIF) over the last several years, but the company's e-fuel aspirations are not connected to its electrification strategy, as claimed by Dums. Aviation and large vehicles are the primary targets of e-fuel research and development. This comes at a time when several corporations have promised large sums to fund the electrification of their product range. E fuels will also be used for high-performance vehicles, with Porsche using it for "lighthouse" initiatives like the Supercup and its customer-facing experience centres.&nbsp;

Ferrari (RACE.MI), like Porsche, sought for an EU e-fuels exemption; however, the exemption has not yet been finalised. Ferrari continues to claim that by 2030, 80% of its vehicles will be electric or hybrid. Many smaller automakers are also interested in catering to the growing market of wealthy consumers who can buy high-end vehicles powered by e-fuel.

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<h2>Porsche EV Plans</h2>

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Team head for Porsche's e-fuel programme Karl Dums says that the firm plans to electrify the vast majority of its cars, starting with the Macan SUV and moving on to the legendary 718 and the best-selling Cayenne. The German carmaker has set a goal of having EVs make up 80% of total sales by 2030.&nbsp;

During its 75th anniversary celebration, Porsche debuted its newest electric concept car, the Mission X, which demonstrates the company's commitment to electric vehicles. The Mission X is a concept for the German automaker's future lineup of elegant, lightweight, and battery-powered sports automobiles.

Porsche says the batteries will go in the same spot as the engine in a mid-engined hypercar, which is behind the back seats. The 'e-core' design, which is similar to that of the Porsche Mission R, enables a lower floor than would be possible with a conventional battery skateboard chassis and also helps to centralise the bulk of the vehicle, enhancing its handling.&nbsp;

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Porsche 911 to be Carmaker’s Sole Combustion Model by 2030

Porsche plans to progressively electrify its vehicle range so that 80 per cent of sales are electric vehicles by 2030, with the legendary 911 being the sole remaining model with an internal combustion engine.

Porsche took inspiration from its extensive lineup of classic cars to create yet another electric vehicle concept after the unveiling of the Vision 357 earlier this year. The Vision 357 Speedster drops the top on another famous Porsche design, the 356. The Vision 357 Speedster, which debuted at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, combines the retro lines of the 356 Speedster with the cutting-edge performance of the Porsche 718 GT4 e-Performance. Both the coupe and the gorgeous roadster have their origins in the 718 GT4 e-Performance, although the 718 Cayman GT4 RS served as the basis for the coupe. It borrows the chassis of the 718 GT4 Clubsport and modifies it to accommodate the electric motors and battery technology of the Mission R concept. The unique tonneau cover has "75" insignia, a homage to the original 356 model year.

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<h2>Porsche Vision 357 Speedster Electric Concept: Design</h2>

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The concept car's windscreen is low and short like that of a fast, drawing attention to the car's otherwise blocky silhouette. There is a tonneau cover over the right side of the vehicle, which was formerly standard on convertible sports cars. Because of the cleverly engineered carbon roll-over element behind the driver's seat, the headrest gives the impression of floating in limbo.

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The Vision 357 Speedster sports a wraparound front hood and fender-mounted cameras in place of side mirrors. It rides on 20-inch magnesium center-lock wheels with carbon fibre hubcaps. The vehicle's third brake light is elegantly incorporated in the vertical rear vents, and holes in the body are provided for the headlights and taillights. Porsche went for a two-tone look by painting the outside Miami Blue, with Marble Grey and Grivelo Grey Metallic.

<h2>Porsche Vision 357 Speedster Electric Concept: Interior</h2>

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Everything inside is minimal and centred on the driver. The low-slung seating posture exudes the essence of sportiness. The monocoque itself serves as the CFRP seat shell. The driver is secured in place by a Miami Blue six-point seat belt and sits atop pads coated in Racetex. The instrument panel is a transparent panel that rests above the steering column. The racing steering wheel is the epitome of lightness, and the impact absorber gives the impression of floating in midair. For their part, the individual controls bring the external accent shade of Miami Blue back inside.

Carbon weave covers the whole dashboard. The Miami Blue straps in the top right corner serve as a makeshift glove box for your extras. In lieu of standard door handles, these ones are only cloth straps. This is a weight-saving feature common in the racing world.

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<h2>Porsche to Celebrate 100 Years of Le Mans at Goodwood Festival of Speed</h2>

Porsche will also be commemorating the centenary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans during the Goodwood Festival of Speed. After all, Porsche has the most wins in the history of Le Mans with 19 wins. At Goodwood, Porsche will display not just one, but three class champions and three overall victors. These include the 935 Martini, which won its class in 1976, the 911 RSR in the "Pig" form, which won its GTE Pro class in 2018, and the 718 W-RS Spyder, which in 1961. The 936/81 Spyder, the 1998 911 GT1, and the 2017 919 Hybrid are the three best cars in the field.

Porsche Vision 357 Speedster Electric Concept Debuts at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

To mark the occasion, the automakers in Zuffenhausen have designed a cutting-edge take on the classic roadster. Both the coupe and the gorgeous roadster have their origins in the 718 GT4 e-Performance, although the 718 Cayman GT4 RS served as the basis for the coupe and yes, it is electric.

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Porsche 911 to be Carmaker’s Sole Combustion Model by 2030

Porsche Vision 357 Speedster Electric Concept Debuts at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

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