Porsche is retiring its petrol-powered 718 Boxster and Cayman by October, with an electrified successor planned.

Gone for good worldwide following its disappearance from European markets to introduce EVs as staples in the lineup.

PORSCHE has confirmed it will axe two of its most iconic sports cars—the petrol-powered 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman—by the end ...

We knew this day would come, so don’t be too sad that Porsche is about to pull the plug on its gas-fueled 718 duo. The ...

The mid-engined sports cars have just a few months left, and there's no word yet on when the EV replacements will be ready.

Porsche’s combustion-propelled mid-engine sports cars are headed into the sunset, and there's no real replacement on the ...

A spokesperson for Porsche confirmed updated reports of the internal-combustion 718's demise to Car and Driver. According to ...

If you've been feeling like a captive tiger in the cage of your boring daily driver, Porsche's 718 Spyder RS is enrichment for humans. Everything about it, from revving its scintillating flat-six ...

It’s a significant date because on the 17th March, 2022, Porsche confirmed - amid much ... Nevertheless, the 718 EV remains on track (no pun intended), because product planning decisions can ...

As the 2025 model year Porsche 718 Cayman belts out 300 horses from a four-cylinder turbo, a little over 300 horsepower should be alright in the most entry-level spec of the 718 Cayman Electric.

Modern car interiors are riddled with distractions. But not the Porsche 718 Spyder RS—unless you consider microfiber suede distracting. The Porsche 718 Spyder RS cabin keeps the focus on driving—in ...