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Porsche Mission S: 911-topping, mid-engined hybrid supercar concept set debut on October 16th

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 9 October at 1:07 pm

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Chasing Cars·Motoring press·9 October at 1:07 pm

Porsche Mission S: 911-topping, mid-engined hybrid supercar concept set debut on October 16th

Porsche is set to “preview a potential mid-engined super sports car platform for the future” globally on October 16th (Australian time) going by the official name of Mission S. Touted as the…

Read at Chasing Cars →
CarExpert·Motoring press·8 October at 5:29 pm

Porsche teases mid-engined hypercar but axes plans for petrol Boxster, Cayman successor

Porsche's next 718 will only be offered with electric power, but it will build a new flagship sports car that's set to use a combustion engine.

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The quick read

  • Porsche will debut the Mission S concept on October 16th, previewing a potential mid-engined super sports car platform.
  • The next 718 will be offered only with electric power, while a new flagship sports car will use a combustion engine.
  • The Mission S concept is touted as a 911-topping, mid-engined hybrid supercar.
  • Porsche's strategic shift towards EVs may impact stock and ordering decisions for Australian dealers.

For dealers: Australian dealers should prepare for potential changes in customer preferences and capitalize on the attention surrounding Porsche's upcoming announcements.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

Porsche's upcoming Mission S debut on October 16th will draw significant attention to the brand's high-performance capabilities, potentially increasing showroom traffic for Australian dealers.

The fact that the next 718 will only be offered with electric power suggests a strategic shift towards EVs, which could impact stock and ordering decisions for dealers.

What it means for the order bank

Dealers should prepare for potential changes in customer preferences, with some buyers potentially holding out for the new electric 718 or the combustion-engine flagship sports car.

The Mission S concept's 911-topping performance capabilities will likely generate buzz among enthusiasts, providing an opportunity for dealers to engage with customers and build relationships.

Pricing and margin considerations

As Porsche introduces new models with advanced powertrains, dealers should be prepared to discuss pricing and margin implications with customers, potentially highlighting the value proposition of these high-performance vehicles.

Competitor response and marketing strategy

Australian dealers can expect competitors to respond to Porsche's moves, and should develop targeted marketing and lead handling strategies to capitalize on the attention surrounding the Mission S and future electric models.

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current inventory and ordering processes to ensure they are prepared to meet changing customer demands and capitalize on the interest generated by Porsche's upcoming announcements.

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