Porsche Mission S Concept: October 15 Reveal

Porsche unveils mid-engined Mission S concept car ahead of October 15 reveal.

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Porsche Mission S Concept: October 15 Reveal

Porsche unveils mid-engined Mission S concept car ahead of October 15 reveal.

In brief

Porsche unveils mid-engined Mission S concept car ahead of October 15 reveal. Porsche will reveal a mid-engined concept car expected to succeed its Carrera GT and 918 Hybrid models on October 15. Originally reported by Road & Track.

Porsche's next mid-engined car

Porsche plans to use the Mission S concept as the basis for a new mid-engined car above the 911.

“Porsche intends to use [the new mid-engined platform shown as the Mission S] as the basis for a new mid-engined car, a car that will sit clearly above the 911”

Redline of 8000 rpm

The Mission S concept shows a redline of 8000 rpm in its gauge cluster.

“the same teaser showed off a redline of 8000 rpm”

Possible flat-eight engine

Possible flat-eight engine

Porsche may use a flat-eight engine with a 9000 rpm redline from a scrapped project.

“the brand actually built a 718-based mule of one a while back”

Physical key starter

The Mission S concept features a physical key starter for traditional ignition.

“a photo of a key on its own”

Unanswered questions

Porsche has not confirmed engine layout, transmission, or final design of the Mission S.

“We still have quite a few questions”

October 15 reveal

October 15 reveal

Porsche will unveil the Mission S concept car on Thursday, October 15.

“Porsche is taking the cover off a mid-engined concept called the Mission S”

What comes next

Porsche will produce a production car based on the Mission S concept in the near future.

“Porsche produces a production car that looks a lot like this concept in the near future”

The takeaway

Porsche will reveal a mid-engined concept car expected to succeed its Carrera GT and 918 Hybrid models on October 15.

Read the original on Road & Track

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