2016-07-27 14:22:16
Porsche 911 Rendered With Mission E Design
We found out that the electric variant of Porsche 911 will not happen.
Let’s imagine that it will be viable. RC82 Workchop created a digital version of it. The model has similar cues as the coming-soon Mission E to the 911’s shape.
The usual ovoid headlamps have been changed to the Mission E’s quartet of rectangular LED details. The bumper and front fenders are defined. The doors also stand out.
The window line is also distinct. Every change that has been made to the 911’s powerplant was controversial. Air cooling is not used any more. It has been changed to water cooling. Natural aspiration was changed to turbocharging.
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