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The new mid-engined supercar will stick with combustion and/or hybrid power because no one really wants an electric version.
Porsche continues to embrace electrification, but it has drawn a clear line for its upcoming supercar. The company is developing a new mid-engined machine to sit above the 911, and it won't offer a fully electric version. The reason? According to CEO Michael Leiters, “There won't be a BEV on that platform because there is no demand, in this segment, for an EV there.”
— Adrian Padeanu, News Editor, Europe
The C8 Corvette's mid-engine layout made it impossible to carry over the old manual transmission.
Chinese cars are gaining popularity overseas thanks to competitive prices, advanced EV technology, and more features for the money.
Mercedes-Benz says buyers still want coupe SUVs because they offer the best of both worlds.
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