Porsche has confirmed that the upcoming Mission E
won't just be offered in one flavor and like the brand's other models, come
available in a number of different specifications.
Porsche chief executive Oliver Blume said that it will have an impressive
range, fast-charging and come with varying levels of power.
Blume suggested that Porsche may take
a leaf out of Tesla's book by offering over-the-air updates with the Mission E
and even allow customers to remotely install performance upgrades.
When the Mission E reaches dealerships, it will come
with the same 800-volt drive system as the concept which includes two electric
motors and a large battery. It should initially deliver around 592 hp and be
capable of hitting 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds. As with the concept,
four-wheel steering can be expected as standard as can Porsche Torque
Vectoring.
It is also possible that the production car will
include the same wireless charging functionality as the concept.
