During its 2026 Capital Markets Day, Porsche confirmed that it is working on a “mid-engined super sports car platform that will enable a model line that sits above the iconic 911 sports car.” In other words, this isn't merely Zuffenhausen throwing another concept into a conference presentation.
The company is laying the groundwork for an entirely new family of flagship sports cars, with “model line” suggesting there could be more than just one vehicle. We can already imagine a coupe being joined by a roadster and other derivatives to achieve economies of scale, but it’s too early for Porsche to talk about all of them.
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By 2030, Porsche wants to launch a new car every year, including the electric 718 Boxster and Cayman in 2027 and a replacement for the gasoline Macan in 2028 with combustion engines and plug-in hybrid powertrains. The three-row SUV positioned above the Cayenne is still under consideration, but it hasn’t been signed off yet.
