Less than a month after the official presentation as the concept, Porsche Mission S has been seen on Germany’s famous Nürburgring runway, drawing the attention of automobile enthusiasts.
A video published in the Instagram shows the superveture moving on track, followed by a Mercedes-Benz van equipped with cameras.
However, the presentation does not appear to have been part of performance tests, but rather a photo session and promotional footage.
Mission S has been conceived as a mid-term supervest, which would be positioned above the legendary Porsche 911 model.
Although Porsche has not discovered technical details, it is speculated that the vehicle can use an eight – cylinderd engine combined with hybrid technology.
The sound heard in some videos has further promoted these speculations.
Mission S design was inspired by historical brand models, including 911, 959, 917 and GT1.
The cabin combines analog instruments with digital screens, while a large central display is missing.
Porsche has indicated that the customer’s reactions have been extremely positive, many have even expressed interest in buying it.
However, the company has no immediate plans for the production of Mission S, as it currently serves as a concept warning of future design direction and a new platform for superveture.
The executive director of Porsche, Michael Leiters, has stressed that customer demand will determine what vehicles will be built on this platform.
At the moment, technical specifications, power, price and possible production date remain unknown. /Telegraphy/
