Porsche is said to be re-engineering its next 718 Boxster and Cayman EV platform to accept gasoline engines across the range, backing away from an EV-only plan while it pushes new tech on models like ...

Porsche has plenty of questions to answer surrounding the future of the 718 Boxster and Cayman. After the company retired the last generation, the entry-level sports cars were set to make a comeback ...

The microstructure, trapped transmutation gases, stored energy, and mechanical behavior of samples from an irradiated Inconel 718 proton beam window were characterized using transmission electron ...

Porsche's next-generation 718 Cayman and 718 Boxster have been a long time in the making, and it was supposed to come out by now, though the Zuffenhausen auto brand was reportedly not satisfied with ...

Porsche's next 718 series will not be to everyone's liking. Not only has the German automaker lengthened its entry-level sports car, but going the full-electric route will certainly outrage a great ...

Despite delays and setbacks, Porsche’s next-generation 718 Cayman is creeping closer to reality. So close, in fact, that in these latest spy shots you could almost reach out and touch it. Our photo ...

The Porsche 718 Boxster GTS out on the open road to explore its real-world performance. With the Miltek exhaust, PDK transmission, and the powerful flat-four engine, the car delivers thrilling ...

The latest 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 is a visual greatest hits of the nameplate. While dimensionally larger than the 987 generation, the 982 iteration’s body lines and pronounced rear hips clearly draw on ...

After Porsche stated back in 2022 that the next-generation 718 Boxster and Cayman would go full EV, enthusiasts have been concerned. Sure, electric vehicles can be amply fun-to-drive—just look at the ...

As it turns out, the Porsche 718 Boxster and Cayman models aren’t going all-electric after all. In a press release sent out at the end of last week in conjunction with an investor presentation, ...

Porsche has detailed its future product plans, and—surprise surprise—there are a lot more combustion engines involved now. Hold those tears and save the tissues: Porsche isn't going to kill off the ...