An electric Porsche 718 Boxster prototype was spotted during a test drive.

 

Eight prototypes have been spotted testing in Swedish Lapland, giving us a closer look at Porsche's foray into the electric car market. Spy photographers captured the prototypes driving through the Arctic Circle, giving an insight into the evolution of the 718 Boxster's design. In this latest image, the camo has been stripped back even further to reveal important details. The most noticeable changes are the removal of camouflage elements and fake exhaust pipes. The standard headlights follow the design seen on the Taycan and Macan models. The rear part has a streamlined horizontal LED unit that emphasizes the special aesthetics of the electric Boxster. Porsche 718 Boxster EV Previous images have given us a glimpse of the interior of the upcoming electric Porsche Boxster, and we're looking forward to its official unveiling later this year and going on sale in the first few months of 2025. The latest images from the testing phase show the Boxster decked out in production-ready optics, bringing enthusiasts one step closer to visualizing the final design of this electric sports car. Notable design features include the absence of artificial exhaust elements and integrated headlights reminiscent of modern Porsche models. The refined aesthetics shown in the latest photos will bring car enthusiasts closer to the upcoming Porsche 718 Boxster EV. As the automotive industry transitions to electric motors, Porsche's strategic move to electrify the Boxster lineup is in line with today's trend toward sustainable mobility. Porsche 718 Boxster EV. The combination of elegant design and modern features demonstrates Porsche's desire to combine performance with innovation in the field of electrification. Enthusiasts and industry insiders alike are eagerly awaiting the official debut of the Porsche 718 Boxster EV, which showcases the culmination of refined design and cutting-edge technology. The latest spy shots offer a glimpse into the future and heighten anticipation for when this electric sports car hits the market in 2025.

Recently, Western publications published interesting information about the upcoming Porsche 718 Boxster EV, which is expected to debut in the 2025 model year.

Eight prototypes have been spotted testing in Swedish Lapland, giving us a closer look at Porsche's foray into the electric car market.

Spy photographers captured the prototypes driving through the Arctic Circle, giving an insight into the evolution of the 718 Boxster's design. In this latest image, the camo has been stripped back even further to reveal important details.

The most noticeable changes are the removal of camouflage elements and fake exhaust pipes. The standard headlights follow the design seen on the Taycan and Macan models. The rear part has a streamlined horizontal LED unit that emphasizes the special aesthetics of the electric Boxster.

Porsche 718 Boxster EV

Previous images have given us a glimpse of the interior of the upcoming electric Porsche Boxster, and we're looking forward to its official unveiling later this year and going on sale in the first few months of 2025.

The latest images from the testing phase show the Boxster decked out in production-ready optics, bringing enthusiasts one step closer to visualizing the final design of this electric sports car.

Notable design features include the absence of artificial exhaust elements and integrated headlights reminiscent of modern Porsche models. The refined aesthetics shown in the latest photos will bring car enthusiasts closer to the upcoming Porsche 718 Boxster EV.

As the automotive industry transitions to electric motors, Porsche's strategic move to electrify the Boxster lineup is in line with today's trend toward sustainable mobility.

Porsche 718 Boxster EV.

The combination of elegant design and modern features demonstrates Porsche's desire to combine performance with innovation in the field of electrification.

Enthusiasts and industry insiders alike are eagerly awaiting the official debut of the Porsche 718 Boxster EV, which showcases the culmination of refined design and cutting-edge technology. The latest spy shots offer a glimpse into the future and heighten anticipation for when this electric sports car hits the market in 2025.

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